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ESTIMITB 0? STATE SCROOL LUNCH FUNDS NEEDED m 1953-1955
Adequate school lunches should be made available to all public school children
for the cost or food only. Federal and State tax funds should be provided to
meet the non-food (payroll, utilities, cleaning supplies, paper goods, expendable
equith and other miscellaneous costs of operation) cost of the school lunch
program.
Non-food costs of the school lunch gages for 1951-52 were 83,500,000
Federal school lunch funds received amounted to 1,200,000
The non-food cost the State should have paid munted to {ZWNOO
Nonfood cost estimate for 195361;, using the November 1952
school lunch attendance figure and allowing for e 15%
growth, the amount or state funds needed if federal funds
also increase 15% $2,600,000
If federal funds do not increase, the munt needed would be .2, 825,000
Non-food cost estimate for l9Sh-SS, using the Novenber 1952
school lunch attendance figure and allowing for a 101
growth, the amount of state funds needed if federal funds
also increase 101 $2,900,000
1: federal mnds do not increase, the munt needed would be 33, 225,000
It is estimted that the state should appropriate school lunch
funds for 1953-1955 in the amount of 85,500,000 to $6,000,000
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How much should be appro riated per lunch served to rmit schools to serve
agate lungs to egg {or cos: g :03 mi.
In November 1952, 3,h05,632 raidmrsed lunches were served in 18 school days.
Estimate of state funds needed for 1953-51; $2,7h1,69h
(using Flover'ur $532 school Iuno ateme figures and
allowing a 151 growth and a 7 cent rate of reimbursement)
Estimate of state funds needed for 1991-55 ~ 83,015,861;
(using Nmmber 1952 school lunch attendmce figures and
allowing a 105 growth and a 7 cent rate or reintrursesant)
Estimated needs for biennium 1953-1955 85,750,000
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YEAR 1951-1952
Hhsre does the school lunch g cons from?
1951 1952
Incoms
deornl
Non-Federal Tax
Sale of Lunches
Miscellaneous
3
527,001.92! 5.1;:
7,667,891.652 78.6%
372,ees.s&/ 3.8:
mm 1953-1955
hers should the school lunch cons from?
Est. 1953-51: 33%. 1951; 55
8 1 157 210 9.9% 8 1 157 210 9.1%
2:7h1:69h§/ 23.55 3:015:8602/ 23.8:
7,387,309 63.h$ 8,125,600 6h.1$
375.000 3.2% 375,000 3.01
3 9.6170112 m- 511531313 7700.0 11223737675 $06563
Where does the achool lunch 8 go?
Expenditure!
Food 8 6,303,571.hhy 611.21
Nan-Food (vay- 3,518,077.50 35.8%
r011: "li- W ram
ties, cleaning
supplies, paper
goods, dishes,
pots, etc.)
How 5551 children narticiggte?
Peak Month December 1951
School Lunch ADA 181,578
Percentage Free Lunches 3x
Whore should the school lunch go?
8 7,579,788 655
h,081,h2h 351
$11,661.29 :00:
8 8,237,888 65;
h.h35.786 35s
812I673!67h £32:
How 555! children should Esrtioiggte?
251,955 277.15h
yCountw Funds
allocated Cash, Goods and Services
Q/State Taxes Needed
E/Does not include Commodities
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