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Across our network of three schools, students are African-American males and admitted via a non-selective lottery; on average, about 85 percent qualify for free or reduced-price lunch, 15 percent have special needs, and over 85 percent enter high school reading below grade level.

Tim King: Educating Beyond Poverty Tim King 2011

Across our network of three schools, students are African-American males and admitted via a non-selective lottery; on average, about 85 percent qualify for free or reduced-price lunch, 15 percent have special needs, and over 85 percent enter high school reading below grade level.

Tim King: Educating Beyond Poverty Tim King 2011

The survey showed the teachers realize that many kids who are qualified for free or reduced-price breakfasts aren't getting them.

Teachers say they often feed students who come to school hungry 2011

A perk of Joe's working on the railways was reduced-price European rail travel.

Stalin Ate My Homework by Alexei Sayle - review Ian Sansom 2010

The survey showed the teachers realize that many kids who are qualified for free or reduced-price breakfasts aren't getting them.

Teachers say they often feed students who come to school hungry 2011

Across our network of three schools, students are African-American males and admitted via a non-selective lottery; on average, about 85 percent qualify for free or reduced-price lunch, 15 percent have special needs, and over 85 percent enter high school reading below grade level.

Tim King: Educating Beyond Poverty Tim King 2011

More than 9,200 children, 19% of those enrolled in schools in and around Roswell, received free and reduced-price school lunches last year.

Long-Term Unemployment Ripples Through One Town Sara Murray 2012

Like many groups, UCAN started (in 2001) by providing vouchers for reduced-price spay-neuters with local vets.

Humane Alliance leads way in low-cost neutering and spaying 2010

Across our network of three schools, students are African-American males and admitted via a non-selective lottery; on average, about 85 percent qualify for free or reduced-price lunch, 15 percent have special needs, and over 85 percent enter high school reading below grade level.

Tim King: Educating Beyond Poverty Tim King 2011

At Los Altos Elementary, 96% of "economically advantaged" fourth-graders, defined as those who don't qualify for free or reduced-price lunches, were proficient in math compared with 53% of those whose families' low income levels qualify them for the subsidized lunches.

Achievement Gap Persists Vauhini Vara 2011