HomeMy WebLinkAboutResolutions - 1971.10.21 - 162725;81 Miscellaneous Resolution No October 21, 1971
BY: HUMAN RESOURCES COMMITTEE - Mr. Mathews
IN RE: REPORT OF EXPENDITURES FOR 1970 SUPPLEMENTAL CLOTHING ALLOWANCE
TO THE OAKLAND COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
Mr. Chairman, Ladies and Gentlemen:
WHEREAS your Committee has received and reviewed a report from the Board of
Auditors on the expenditures for the 1970 Supplemental Clothing Allowance; and
WHEREAS your Committee recommends that said report be accepted as submitted,
copies of which were previously distributed;
NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that the Oakland County Board of Commissioners
herewith accepts the report on the expenditures of the 1970 Supplemental Clothing Allowance
as submitted.
The Human Resources Committee, by James Mathews, Chairman, moves the adoption
of the foregoing report,
HUMAN RESOURCES COMMITTEE
James Mathews, Chairman
Moved by Mathews supported by Kasper the report be adopted.
A sufficient majority having voted therefor, the motion carried.
EMERGENCY CLOTHING PROGRAM
1970-1971
On December 18, 1970 the Oakland County Board of Commissioners appropriated
$100,000 for an Emergency Clothing Program. (Resolution #5560). The program
became operational immediately and concluded on April 30, 1971.
The program utilized the services of local school officials and teachers as
the initial step in the referral process. All twenty-eight school districts
participated in the program, which served 3,3.19 children - ranging in age
from 4 to 18 years. (Tables 1A, 113, 8)
On April 13, 1971 the Board of Commissioners appropriated an additional $15,000
to sustain the program's demands. (Resolution #5674). The total cost of the
program was $124,723.06. The costs incurred in excess of the appropriation -
$9,723.06 - will he charged to direct relief on a non-matchable basis.
Of the total program cost, approximately 84 per cent, or $104,113.89, were
cash appropriations to the parent or guardian. Clothing store transactions
accounted for only 16 per cent of the total, or $20,609.17. (Tables, A, 1A, 18)
The average cost per child was $37.60; The average cost per child per cash ap-
propriation was $41.62,:while the average cost per child for clothing trans-
actions was $25.38. (Table A1B)
TABLE A
Percent No. of 'Percent
Cost of Total Children of
(Dollars) Approp, Served Total
Cash Approp. (Public School Children) 100,529.99 81.4% 2415 73%
Cash Approp. (Non-Public) 1,110.90 % 7%
Total Cash Approp. (Approximate) 101,640.89 82.2% 2438 73.7% _
Total Cash Approp. (Actual) 104,113.89 83.5% 2522 76.0%
Clothing Approp. (Public School Central) 21,875.05 17.6% 866 26.2%
Clothing Approp. (Non-Public School Central) 48.26 .2% 2 .1%
Total Clothing Approp. (Approx.) 21,923.31 17.8% 668 26.3%
Total Clothing Approp. (Actual) 20,609.17 16.5% 797 24,0%
Total Appropriation (Approx.) 123,564.20 100.00% 3,309 / 100.00%
Total Appropriation (Actual) 124,723.06'i, 100.00% 3,3194 100.00%
NOTE: The total appropriation and number of children served has been
verified by the Accounting and Social Service Departments. The
detailed information reported in Tables 1 through 7 contain a
discrepancy factor of approximately 1 per cent.
Average cash appropriations by school district ranged from a low of $18.30 in
Clarkston to a high of $53.02 in Holly. The Fenton district which serves a por-
tion of Rose Township had an average of $61.87 for seven children. (Table B, IA,
1B).
Emergency Clothing Program
Page Two
The Pontiac School District accounted for 1,686 children and $72,793.49 of the
total cash appropriated. In addition, the average cash appropriation per child
was $42.59 - somewhat higher than the county-'-wide average.
TABLE B
% of Total No. of lAverage Cost
Total Cash j Cash Children per child by
Appropriation Appropriation Served , District
rontiac $72,793.49 72.46% 1,686 1 $ 42.59
1azel Park 5,632.90 5.60% 155 1 36.35
erndale 5,168.00 5.14% 115 f 44.94 ,- Madison Heights 3,197.70 ' 3.18% 84 38.07
Royal Oak 2,252.60 2.24% —7" 58 38.83
Title T:
Based on a 90 per cent response to the questionnaire, approximately 22 per cent
of all children who received emergency clothing assistance were enrolled in a
Title I school program. k:total Of-569children W1110 reCeived cash appropriations
were enrolled in Title I. At an average $3760 the total cash appropration
equaled $21,400. Also, a total of 152 children who received clothing appropria-
tions were enrolled in Title I. At an average of $25.38 - the total appropria-
tion equalled $3,860. Thus, Title I children received $25,260, or approximately
20% of the total cost of the Emergency Clothing Program.
This estimate is conservative due to the fact that the total of 721 Title I
children, 429 were from Pontiac - where the average appropriations, for both cash
and clothing, were higher than the county-wide average employed in the above
calculations. (Tables 2A, 2B).
School Clothing Programs:
Based on a 90 per cent response, it would appear that approximately half of the
children served attended schools which had sOme sort of emergency clothing pro-
gram. However, apparently only 5 per cent of the children received assistance
through their local school programs. (Tables 2A, 2B).
Caseworker Characteristics:
A total of 66 caseworkers were involved in the program. As was indicated, the
average cash appropriations varied widely by.district. A similar range is evident
by caseworker: from a low of $17.77 (#543), to a high of $69.66 (#524. (See
Table 5).
Emergency Clothing Prograt
Page 3
Denials by caseworker appear to be uniform, with only two caseworkers who
handled more than 75 referrals, making no denials. A total of 301 denials
were issued representing less than one per cent of the total referrals.
(See Tables 3 and 5).
Of significance, though, is the fact that although approximately 75% of all
children served received cash, some caseworkers (while handling ,a substantial
number of referrals) were able to satisfy a majority of the needs through
central store clothing provisions. (See Table 5, #200, 216, 251, 431, 500,
515, 523, 537, 543, 544, 549).
Assistance to Non-Public School Children:
As noted in Table A, a total of 25 children enrolled in non-public schools
received assistance. Of this total, 23 received cash amounting to $1,110.90 -
at an average of $48.30 per child - ten children were enrolled in Title I
programs. (See Tables 6A, 6B).
;Conclusion:
In order to propertly evaluate the 1970-71 program, a brief comparison with the
1969 program is in order. First of all, both programs covered periods of ap-
proximately four months each. The 1969 program covered only ADC children -
with a maximum of $30.00 per child. The 1970 program assisted all needy school-
age children - with no maximum.
The 1969 program cost a total of $146,000 and served approximately 4,866 children.
Of the total cost, some $109,000 were cash appropriations.
Of significance, is the fact that the 1971 program, while based on need and with
no limit per child, served less children, and :cost about $22,000 less. This was
achieved despite the fact that ADC enrollments had doubled during the 1971 pro-
gram when compared with the 1969 enrollments.
With respect to assistance to children enrolled in Title 1 programs, two points
seem paramount. First of all, as noted, $25,260 of the County's total emergency
clothing costs were received by Title I students. Second, in 1970 Oakland County
school districts received a total of more than two million dollars in Title T
moneys. Based on a decision _made by school administrations and parental advisory
committees, Title I moneys could have been earmarked for emergency clothing
assistance. Despite the fact that the County spent $124,723.06, not one school
saw fit to appropriate any moneys to assist Title I children. Clearly, a more
equitable sharing of this responsibility must be sought.
1Female 1 Amount
1 Appropriation
(Dollars)
79.40 1.
6
20
2
7S$470
1456.00
116.90
281.60
Average 1 Percentage
Appropriation of Total
(Dollars) Cash Approp.
39.70 - .07% 1
38.19
30.97 1.454'5 i
23.32 .115 1
40.23 r-----.285 1 !
!-- __
ISchool District 1Chi1dren 1 Male
1 iserved
1 i
1 Unknown SchoofS i 2
f-
Avondale i 20 14
1 Berkley 47 27
i Birmingham 5 1 3
1 Bloomfield Hills, . 7 ; 4 1
Brandon , , . -- ; --
13
54
12
18
i 8 1 5 i 380 ..60
28 1 26 i 14 8 2.50 ,
! 7 i 5 5264 ,70
; 9 ) _, - 515,70
3
3 168.60 i 2
4.94 5.1 4% , 4 , , ,
36.35 - 1 5.60%
53.02. 4.
.68%
-_ -- 4
44.40 1 .26%
42.94 ; 2.24%
.38.07 3.16% i , ,
-- 1
45.19 1 .53%
33.72 .16%
72293.49 , 42.59 , 72.46% .
,. ,
1160.90 ) 44.65 . 1.15%
2252.60 ; 4 38.33 , ) , 2.24% ,
333.20 , 3 4 .7 .33% 1 1 L, 1 . -- -- , -- --
828
19
23
3 • ;
TABLE::,W
CASH APPROPRIAT/CNS
BY SCHOOL DISTRICT
Clarenceville i Clarkston r-- I Clawson * **
1 Farmington **
4 Fenton ***
4 ,
2 1 2 i 38.00 j 19.00 ' .03%
; 18.30 73.20 , 4 1 3 1 t. 1 , .07%
24 1 11 J 13 h . 850.00 4 35.42 , , . •• . .89%
- 1 -- 1 -- . -- -- -
61.87 .49% ;) 443.10 7 ' 3 4
i 7 ;
1 i ; 1 Ferndale ** i 115 59 56 5168.00
1 Hazel Park = 155 ; 89 1 66 5632.90 4 i ; .
i Holly 1 13 i 2 d 1.... , L -,-, 689.20 , . -- 1 -- -- 4 i Huron .Y.,:),Y *..* ..._.
Lake Orion i 6 I 6 266.40 4
1 LamPher-e 29 15 14 ; 1245.90
) Madison ** j 84 , A ...1 , 1 37 3197.70 g , . .
. Novi , . -- i -- , , ,
Oak Park ** ) , 14 i 7 ) 7 532.70
. .,
; Oxford 5
_
[ , g 1 Pontiac . 1636 1 858
Rochester 4 26
Royal Oak 58
Southfield 11
1 7
35
8
South Lyon
1 Troy '*
Walled Lakg.
j West Bloomfield t--- i Waterford
1 TOTALS
29.28 .37%
27.63 : 1 .43%
44.06 .52%
28.65 .51% . • . ,
2415 ' i 1253 ; 1102 1 100 529 . 96 -_..,. 41,02 100.0095 '
* Two children(including clothing appropriations from *** The Fenton School District serves
Clawson district included in Troy totals. a portion of Rose Township.
Mknown Schools
Avondale-
I Berkley
1 Birmingham
Bloomfield Hills
Brandon
7
0 17
1 ii
8 1 11 19
141.91 20.27
613.51 36.08
35.40 35.40
416.75
.64%
2.82%
I 9 %
1.91% 24.04
4
26
2
10
Ferndale
Hazel Park
Holly
1 Huron Valley
Laxe•Crion
1 Lamphere
17 i 12
40 19
; 2 4
7
16 1 12
9 24
i Madison 1 7 i 1
4
4
5
-21
2
Troy 1
Walled Lake 1
West Bloomfield7
Waterford ;
TOTALS
* The Fenton School District serves a
.17.Uals zero.
Novi
Oak Park
Oxford
Pontiac
Rocnester
Royal Oak-
1 sout=r-ETFa
South Lyon
16
7
11
425
7
4
9
27
6
28
3
123
066
7
1 247 A
2
2
1 8
19
5
2
64
487
178
5
2
1
8
14
1
59
379
rortion of
177.27 1 19.67
'1 1094.29 / 40.53
23.51
29.36
20.18.
24.38
11.44
35.00
26.00
21.98
25,77
3.53
30.88
164.60
469.78
484.16
560.25
995.09
45.76
560.11
182.04
241.82
11050.74
94.74
123.55
.80%
2.16%
2.22%
2.57%
• 4.57% -
.21%
2.57%
.88%
1„;17,.,
50.84%
.43%
.56%
.81%
5.03 5'6
TABLE 13
CENTRAL STORES CLOTHING APPROPRIATIONS
BY sclicaL DISTRICT
13chool District )Children Male rFemale Amount 1 Average Percentage
1 i serve d
, i Appropriation Appropriation 1 of Total , .,., _ . .-., -...- I 4 i
i i 1 (Dollars) (Dollars) 1 Cash Arproo.
Clarenceville
C l arkston
I Clawson
I Farmington
1 'Fenton *
i 1 3 1 86.75 21.68 , .39%
19 7 . 578.73 3 22.25 2.66%
2, . , , ) -- -- --
1 8 i 2 i 146.79 1 14.68 .67%
-- .; -- --
115.61
740.37
58.78
! 2696.25
1 21,875.05
Rose Township.
1 19.27 .53%
7-26,45
19.59 .27T6
21.93 12 4 0'.;',
100:00% 25.38
TABLE 2A
CASH RECIPIENTS ENROLLED
IN TITLE I PROGRAMS
No. of Child Enrolled in Title I School District Clothing Program Child Received School
Children Clothing
School District Served Yes No No Res=•nse Yes No No Response Yes No No Response
Avondale 20 - 12 10 9 9 2 18 --
Berkley 47 11 11 25 43 4 43
Birmingham_ 5 -- 5 -- -- -- -- 3 --
Bloomfield Hills -- -- -- --
Brandon -- -- -- -- -- _
Clarenceville -- -- --2 --
Clarkston 4 2 2 3 1 3
Clawson 1 24 14 1 10 16 16 --
Farmington -- -- , -- -- -- --
i Fenton * 7 -- --3 1 -- --
i Ferndale 115 54 1 41 1 20 90 17 8 4 103 „--- Hazel Park 154 4 137 14 12 142 1 3 1151
Holly 13 1 3 --I 3 3 1 -- -- i 6 __
Huron Valley -- -- -- -- -- --
Lake Orion 6 2 4 1 -- -- 6 -- 6 --
Lamphere 29 5 13 27 -- -- 27 --
Madison 84 82 2 -- 70 14 70 --
-- , -- -- -- -- -- Novi -- -- -- -- t
r--- i Oak Park 14 9 2 3 1 , 9 5 --
Oxford 5 --5 5 -- -- 5 --
1
Pontiac 1,686 1 367 1,080 214 946 403 155 118 1,424 22
Rochester 26 3 1,8 5 -- 1 2 5 -- 21 --
Royal Oak 58 4 50 4 1 6 48 1 _ 50 4 :
Southfield 11 1 _O -- 2 4 -- 6 --
,— South Lyon -- __ -- __ --.1--
i Troy 13 . ,_ 12 -- -- 13 --
Walled Lake 54 47 -- 49 -- 145
i West Bloomfield 4 6 -- 4 6 - -
,- 1 Waterford 18 14 4 -- 6 2 -- 116 --
, L .loaALs 2413 1 569 1489 317 1116 872 213 133 ;2044 40
* The Fenton School District serves a portion of Rose Township.
Equals zero.
TABLE 213
CENTRAL STORES CLOTHING RECIPIENTS
ENROLLED IN TITLE I PROGRAMS
No. of Child Enrolled in Title I School District Clothing Program Child Received School
Children Clothing
School District Served Yes No No Response Yes No No Response Yes No No Response
Avondale 1 19 -- 18 1 13 3 3 1 15
Berkley 1 1 -- 1 -- -- --
Birmingham i -- -- -- -- -_ --
Bloomfield Hills -- -- -- -- -- -- --
Brandon 1 19 19 -- 19 19 --
Clarenceville 4 -- 4 -- -- 4 -- -- 4 --
Clarkston 26 -- 25 1 1I 23 2 -- I 2
Clawson 2 -- -- 2 2 -- -- --
Farmington 10 4 6 -- 3 7 I -- 1 0 --
Fenton* -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --
Ferndale 7 1 6
' Hazel Park 16 13 3 --1 16 -- 16
Polly - 24 1 2 18 2 --i 22 -- L Huron Valley 17 - 17 -- j -- 17 -- -- 17 --
Lake Orion 40 12 23 .40 -- 40 !
f 1 , 1 Lamphere 4 -- 4 -- 2 2 --
Madison 1 -- 1---7--1 -- I -- 1 -- 1
1 Tovi 16 10 6 1 2 14 -- 16
1 Oak Park 7 1 5 2 -- 5 2 5 --
Oxford 11 11 I .-- 11
1 , Pontiac 425 62 328 35 1 ! 271 1 115 39 12 ; 374 1 --
1 Rochester 7 -- -- -- -- 7 -- ' -- 7
Royal Oak 4 3 1 1 -- 1 -- 1 4 -- -- 4 -- . .h 1 Southfield 1 9 --1 9 1 6 1 3 -- 7 --
1 South Lyon 27 2i 25 27 -- -- 27 -- i
i
i Troy 6 1 5 -- 6 -- -- 6 --
I Walled Lake 28 8 20 14 11 3 14 __ 1
1 West Bloomfield 3 _1 3 -- -- 3 -- --1 3
1 Waterford - 103 41 73 9 118 5 --1118 --
I 1 TOTALS 856 152 637 60 1 308 469 80 20 , 762
The Fenton School District serves a portion of Rose Township.
-- Equals zero.
2
1
11
19
Troy
School District
Avondale
Berkley
Birmingham
Bloomfield Hills
1 Brandon
Olarenceville
Clarkston
Clawson
Farmington
Fenton *
Ferndale .
Hazel Park
Holly
TABLE 3
DENIALS by SCHOOL DISTRICT
Number of Denials
2
3
5
22 .
28
26
3
Huron Valley
Lake Orion
Lamphere
Madison
Novi
Oak Park 3
Oxford
Pontiac 106
Rochester 5
Royal Oak 20
Southfield 15
' South Lyon
Walled Lake 9
West Bloomfield
8 Waterford
TOTAL 302
* The Fenton School District serves a portion of Rose Township
Equals zero
TABLE 4
CASH AND CLOTHING RECIPIENTS
BY AGE GROUP
RECEIVED RECEIVED 1 AGE CASH CLOTHING i TOTAL
8 4 12
5 150 50 200
6 203 86 289
7 216 1 100 1 1 316 1
206 79 285
9 227 75 302
10 248 76 324
11 205 79 284
12 205 76 281
13 183 60 243
14 186 63 1 249 '
15 154 1 47 1 201
16 101 33 134
17 70 1 81
18 31 7 38
Unknown 19 9 28
TOTAL 2,412 855 I 3.267
CASH CENTRAL STORES
3
2 2
2 2
29
64.23 32.11 2
35.70
34.30
47.40
47.40
45.23
34.30
47.40
47.40
31.58 189.50
462.30
2853.50
51.35
38.04
229.03
35.40
88.22
45.80
35.40
17.64
11.85 2 3 23.70
3
35
31
61 15.77 63.08
1 ••••• •n•n•
218.53 31.21 3 91
30 1375.00 45.83
28 1434.20 i 31.22
43 1734.80 1 40.34
42.70 42.70
81 3275.60 i 40.43
I 118 _
! 119
1 126
127
128
35.35 45
4 145.40 66
5_
14
129
1 40
146 5
53
84
19
1692.70
2253.40
538.50
7.07
36.35
37.61
34.14
35.90
TABLE 5
CASH AND CLOTHING APPROPRIATIONS
BY CASEWORKER
Caseworker No. of
Number Referrals
(Total)
16
18
20
24
27
No. of 1 No. of Amount Average ; No. of Amount Average per
Denials: Children (Dollars) per child 1 Children (Dollars) child
(Total) I served (Dollars) served (Dollars)
1
--
251.80 50.36
140.10 46.70
--
82.00 41.00
147 53 1 4 49 1 1656.00 33./8 -- -- --
1 53 62 6 51 1785.90 35.01 5 146.70 29.34
198 4 4 -- -- -- -- I --
200 9 -- 9 240.30 26.70
216 25 13 -- -- I -- 12 233.45 1 19.45
225 63 1 50 1435.90 28.71 1 2 402.01 1 33.50
235 45 12 22 659.30 29.96 11 221.99 20.18
CASH CENTRAL STORES
242
251
277
300
332
333
334
332
348
471.01 22,83.
922.56 1 2.12,1
148.56
72,-E2 4411,90
.358
380
381
400
42.0
1 427
1 430
431
436
439 1
441
445
459
474
500 12 1
TABLE 5
CASH AND CLOTHING APPROPRIATIONS
BY CASEWORXER
(Page 2)
Caseworker
Number
No. of No. of No of Amount Average 1 No. of Amount Average 1 Referrals Denials Children (Dollars) per child I Children (Dollars) per child I
(Total) ; (Total) I served (Dollars) I served (Dollars)
22
40
2
36
121
521. 40 25.30
1 ! _.']-3) 1 1355.4 45.15
2 L____105_4314,40 4 1D a .
138 2 1 118 ! 5719.60 48.47 la
14_1_______51 645,40 aa,li44a
,
1.4.... Aa_L_EL 113 5 i 9_1 °- ; 128 9 - 110 '
142 11 ] 120
A 74,14 1 1
dO 122,50
2
5
2 12
1 3. 1 . 1 113 106 40 580 38 07 7 167,4
117 3 1Q1 70 1 5E3. 60 13 42,60
. 96 j 6 .02 7_„
144 1.2.5 56.1:Lo 11 0 j " B
4 2._ 1 .1652.70_1_4 31-f :LL,5_'5_Q_____„.. 52 -- i 125 1 /16 5523.50 I 47.61 , i 65 4 2.5 1268.25 48,72 35 _____2 103_7_6_5_2:_3,2_07
78 -- 4,6 1957.90 1 42._5_6__L-3
74 !T '694.90 49.9_3_J L6_______5. 91 1 _
, / 1 1 97 6 u i 3824.50 11 4.4s.63 41.57 ,
169 15 1 25J 4685.10 aa_ED. 76.________1_52_4_36 22-.01
14 7 7 ] 307.3Q 4_:.Lm____ --f. __ ,
12 2 ja 1 401-40 i 26.41___i___-- -- __
1 , , , 1
1 i , 515 __
1 97 91 I 2797.46 . 24 1 A 52_2 :-l53 9 9_15I 5 0 . 0 0 I 38,75 4 1 1.52,23 3a,49111 523 1 68 1 6 1 266.40 i 44-AD 62 I 1 4 95.10 2 4 .50 1 524 15 . 1 766.30 1 6966 1 4 .1_II__51_Ji 25.39 j 537 1 58 1 1 3 103,65 4. 1 54 I ' 1 14 7.64 21-25
12 2
170.35
CASH CENTRAL STORES'
No. of Amount Average
Children (Dollars) per child
served (Dollars)
47 1 879.02 12.70
28 ! 757.97 j 27.07 --
50 936.13 18.72
106.63 1 17.77
231.30 37.82
6
4
543
544
549
550
• 58
36
50
1
222 ** 2234 * 93,878.50 42.02 771 09,313.68 i• 25.05 3227
TABLE 5
CASH AND CLOTHING APPROPRIATIONS
BY CASEWORKER
(Page 3)
Caseworker
Number.
NO. of No. of No. of Amount Average
Referrals Denials i Children (Dollars) per child • (Total) (Total) I served (Dollars)
1
i 575
1 91
1
*
* Twelve children had no identifiable cash appropriations - ten are included in number served.
Two had no identifiable caseworker - not included in above table.
Equals zero.
A total of 79 denials were not identified by caseworkers number.
I 22
*.The Total Cash Approp. includes only five of the
six children served.
iNo, of
iChildren
served
School
Pontiac Catholic
1TOTALS
48.26 24.13
24.13
100.00%
100.00%
2
48.26
2 2
TABLB
CASH APPROPRIATIONS TO CHILDREN
ENROLLED IN NON-PUBLIC SCHOOLS
School INo. of Cash Average ]Percentagel Child enrolled in Title I School District Clothing Child Received School 7
IChildren Approp. Program Clothing I served Yes No No Response Yes No No Response Yes No No Response
I 1 1 1 - , 1 , , 'Fairlawn Center (Pontiac) 1 I$ J8.70 38.70 3.48% -- 1 -- -- I 1 -- 1
pUr Lady of LaBalette (Berkley) 1 5 I 265.10 53.02 23.90% - -- -- --i 5 -- 5 --
Our Lady of Refuge (W. BloomfieldH 3 i 134.40 44.80 12.09% 3 -- 1 3 -.:-I4 __ 3 / Pontiac Catholic I 3 1 159.30 53.10 1 14.33% -- -- 3 2 ---- 1 --I 3 -- r St. Mary Magdalen (Hazel Park) 4 I 221.60; 55.40 19,94% 4 -- -- -- -- 4 j -- —...
[Childrens Village (Pontiac) * t 6 I 237.20!* 47.44 21.35% 5 1 1 -- -- 6 -- -- 6 --
Willet (Rochester) 1 1 54.601 54,60 4.91% -- 1 -- -- 1 --
(l'OTALS I _ ,
1 23 [1,110,9d 48.30 i .100.00%
TABLE 6B
CENTRAL STORES CLOTHING APPROPRIATIONS
CHILDREN. ENROLLED IN NON-PUBLIC SCHOOLS
Cash 1Average 1 Percentage i , Approp.1 1 1 i • ! 1
Child enrolled in Title School District Clothing) Child Received School
Clothing
Yes No No Response ; Yes No No Response Yes No No Response
Program
TABLE 7A
CASH APPROPRIATIONS TO CHILDREN
ENROLLED IN UNIDENTIFIED SCHOOLS
I
School 1No. of Cash Average Percentage Child enrolled in Title I School District Clothing Child Received School
Children Approp. Program Clothing I served Yes o Response Yes No NO Response Yes No No Response '
! 1
A 1 27.00 27.00 100.00% - -- I -- -- 1 1
1 52.40 52.40 100.00% -- , -- -- 1 -- -- 1
poTALs 2 79.40 79.40 100.00% 10 0 2 0 0 2 0 0 2
A
'70TALS
1 1
3 3
4 O 3
TABLE 7B
CENTRAL STORES CLOTHING APPROPRIATIONS
TO CHILDREN ENROLLED IN UNIDENTIFIED SCHOOLS
School No. of Cash Average 1 Percentage! Child enrolled in Title I' School District Clothing Child Received School
Children Approp.1
• f served i Yes No No Response
Program
Yes No No Response Yes No No Resnonse ,
-- i
j 3 , i
Clothing
t 1 1 3 1 '32.91 10.97 , 23.20%
1 36.53 f 36.53 25.74%
3 72.47 1 24.15 ! 51.06%
7 141.91 I 20.27 100.00%
3