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Regions of Connecticut

Table of Data

Category definitions can be found at the end of this table.

Town

*SNAP Recipients
11-12

% of Students Eligibile for Free or Reduced School Meals 10-11**School Breakfast Participation Rate 10-11Free/Open Summer Meals Program (Yes/No)Unemployment Rate June 2012
Andover 110 11.7 - No 6.4
Ansonia 2,998 60.4 67.7 Yes 10.6
Ashford 308 22.9 - No 9.1
Avon 241 5.4 - No 5.3
Barkhamsted 117 7.0 - No 8.1
Beacon Falls 240 12.4 19 No 8.1
Berlin 637 8.8 - No 6.6
Bethany 95 4.5 - No 6.2

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Town

*SNAP Recipients

11-12

% of Students Eligibile for Free or Reduced School Meals 10-11**School Breakfast Participation Rate 10-11

Free/Open Summer Meals Program (Yes/No)

Unemployment June 2012
Bethel 748 13.9 6.4 No 6.6
Bethlehem 104 8.3 - No 6.1
Bloomfield 1,922 47 47.5 Yes 10.4
Bolton 132 11.3 - No 6.6
Bozrah 153 18.4 40.9 No 7.1
Branford 1,406 18.8 14.9 No 7.3
Bridgeport 35,541 98.8 82.8 Yes 12.6
Bridgewater 18 6.9 - No 5.4

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Town

*SNAP Recipients 11-12

% Students Eligible for Free or Reduced School Meals 10-11**School Breakfast Participation Rate 10-11Free/Open Summer Meals Program (Yes/No)Unemployment Rate June 2012
Bristol 6,942 40 34 Yes 8.8
Brookfield 385 5.7 - No 6.2
Brooklyn 714 23 40.7 Yes 8.9
Burlington 148 4 - No 6.3
Canaan 167 9.3 - No 5.5
Canterbury 299 21 16.7 No 8.4
Canton 249 6.2 8.9 No 5.7
Chaplin 177 26.7 - No 8.4

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Town*SNAP Recipients Rates 11-12% Students Eligibile for Free or Reduced School Meals 10-11**School Breakfast Participation Rate 10-11Free Summer Meals for Kids (yes/no)Unemployment Rate June 2012
Cheshire 561 5.8 11.9 No 6.6
Chester 113 10.5 4.7 No 5.6
Clinton 639 13.6 - No 6.4
Colchester 853 11.4 42.5 No 7.4
Colebrook 21 14.3 - No 4.9
Columbia 198 10.9 - No 6.8
Cornwall 69 11.3 - No 4.8
Coventry 550 17.1 37.7 No 8.2

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Town*SNAP Recipients 11-12% Students Eligibile for Free or Reduced School Meals 10-11**School Breakfast Participation Rate 10-11Free/Open Summer Meals Program (Yes/No)Unemployment Rate June 2012
Cromwell 526 14.7 - No 6.8
Danbury 6,738 45 34.6 Yes 6.7
Darien 122 1.2 - No 6.3
Deep River 171 15.1 4.7 No 6.9
Derby 1,612 50.6 29.6 No 9.1
Durham 132 5.8 1.7 No 6.5
East Granby 141 3.5 - No 6
East Haddam 224 12 20.1 No 6.8

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Town*SNAP Recipients 11-12% Students Eligibile for Free or Reduced School Meals 10-11**School Breakfast Participation Rate 10-11Free Summer Meals for Kids (yes/no)Unemployment Rate June 2012
East Hampton 440 11.4 - No 7.5
East Hartford 9,964 59 46 Yes 10.8
East Haven 2,683 42.3 38.5 No 9.2
East Lyme 695 9.9 5.3 No 7.7
East Windsor 892 34.3 - No 9.1
Eastford 79 9.6 - No 6.7
Easton 54 1.5 - No 5.8
Ellington 494 8.4 - No 5.7

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Town*SNAP Recipients 11-12% Students Eligibile for Free or Reduced School Meals 10-11**School Breakfast Participation Rate 10-11Free Summer Meals for Kids (yes/no)Unemployment Rate June 2012
Enfield 3,098 29.2 15.3 Yes 8.2
Essex 178 6.3 4.7 No 5.4
Fairfield 1,126 9.1 2.1 No 7.8
Farmington 682 7.8 - No 6.4
Franklin 83 13.1 - No 6.5
Glastonbury 877 7.3 12.6 No 5.7
Goshen 67 12.1 31.7 No 6.6
Granby 213 7.3 - No 6.4

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Town*SNAP Recipients Rates 11-12% Students Eligibile for Free or Reduced School Meals 10-11**School Breakfast Participation Rate 10-11Free Summer Meals for Kids (yes/no)Unemployment Rate June 2012
Greenwich 1,279 13.2 17.9 No 5.9
Griswold 1,300 29.6 38.3 No 8.6
Groton 3,434 35.3 28.4 Yes 8.7
Guilford 469 6.4 - No 5.8
Haddam 177 6.8 6.7 No 6.3
Hamden 4,137 37.5 49.5 No 8.8
Hampton 137 18.7 50.3 No 10
Hartford 49,196 90.7 38.6 Yes 15.5

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Town*SNAP Recipients 11-12% Students Eligibile for Free or Reduced School Meals 10-11**School Breakfast Participation Rate 10-11Free/Open Summer Meals Program (Yes/No)Unemployment Rate June 2012
Hartland 58 2.7 - No 5.7
Harwinton 147 4 - No 7.5
Hebron 202 4.8 - No 5.6
Kent 100 12.9 - No 5.9
Killingly 2,589 42.2 39.1 Yes 10.9
Killingworth 121 6.8 6.7 No 6.4
Lebanon 444 12.2 34.4 No 8.4
Ledyard 806 12.8 16.1 No 7.5

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Town*SNAP Recipients 11-12% Students Eligibile for Free or Reduced School Meals 10-11**School Breakfast Participation Rate 10-11

Free Summer Meals for Kids
(yes/no)

Unemployment Rate June 2012
Lisbon 282 19.3 36.8 No 8.7
Litchfield 258 9.4 - No 6.8
Lyme 45 7.2 - No 4.7
Madison 306 3.6 - No 6.0
Manchester 7,337 50.5 29.9 Yes 8.8
Mansfield 619 23.1 40.9 No 8.5
Marlborough 134 6.2 - No 6.2
Meriden 11,677 66.6 33 Yes 10.3

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Town*SNAP Recipients 11-12% Students Eligibile for Free or Reduced School Meals 10-11**School Breakfast Participation Rate 10-11

Free/Open Summer Meals Program (Yes/No)

Unemployment Rate June 2012
Middlebury 174 3.8 - No 7.3
Middlefield 122 5.8 1.7 No 7.1
Middletown 5,463 41.9 35.8 Yes 8.3
Milford 2,454 15.6 33.2 No 7.1
Monroe 298 7.5 19.2 No 6.9
Montville 1,415 28.4 48.9 No
Morris 79 12.1 31.7 No 5.6
Naugatuck 3,444 38.9 26.1 Yes 9.7

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Town*SNAP Recipients  11-12% Students Eligibile for Free or Reduced School Meals 10-11**School Breakfast Participation Rate 10-11Free Summer Meals for Kids (yes/no)Unemployment Rate June 2012
Newington 1,356 16.9 - No 7.3
Newtown 501 6 13.3 No 6.2
New Britain 19,149 72.7 73.4 Yes 11.8
New Canaan 136
- No 5.9
New Fairfield 298 9 - No 6.7
New Hartford 158 5.8 - No 6.7
New Haven 34,894 77.8 76.9 Yes 12.3
New London 6,885 85.1 41 Yes 12.2

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Town*SNAP Recipients  11-12% Students Eligibile for Free or Reduced School Meals 10-11**School Breakfast Participation Rate 10-11Free/Open Summer Meals Program (Yes/No)Unemployment Rate June 2012
New Milford 1,367 15.7 13.5 No 7.1
Norfolk 50 43.2 - No 6.3
North Branford 396 13.6 - No 7
North Canaan 108 24.2 - No 7.3
North Haven 784 8.8 16.8 No 7.4
North Stonington 202 17.1 30.8 No 6.9
Norwalk 5,694 43.2 21.5 Yes 6.7
Norwich 8,451 20.2 70.2 Yes 9.2

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Town*SNAP Recipients  11-12% Students Eligibile for Free or Reduced School Meals 10-11**School Breakfast Participation Rate 10-11Free/Open Summer Meals Program (Yes/No)Unemployment Rate June 2012
Old Lyme 175 7.2 - No 6.3
Old Saybrook 335 13.3 68.1 No 7
Orange 209 2.8 - No 6.6
Oxford 282 8.1 - No 5.9
Plainfield 2,101 37.4 39.8 No 10.5
Plainville 1,209 22.8 5 Yes 8.3
Plymouth 880 26.2 - No 9.7
Pomfret 172 11.5 45.6 No 7.3

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Town*SNAP Recipients  11-12% Students Eligibile for Free or Reduced School Meals 10-11**School Breakfast Participation Rate 10-11Free/Open Summer Meals Program (Yes/No)Unemployment Rate June 2012
Portland 283 13.6 - Yes 7.4
Preston 159 15.6 22.7 No 8.4
Prospect 266 12.4 19 No 7.5
Putnam 1,463 56.9 59.5 Yes 9.6
Redding 79 2.3 - No 6.2
Ridgefield 228 2 - No 5.9
Rocky Hill 644 10.3 9.3 No 5.9
Roxbury 29 6.9 - No 5

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Town*SNAP Recipients 11-12% Students Eligibile for Free or Reduced School Meals 10-11**School Breakfast Participation Rate 10-11Free Summer Meals for Kids (yes/no)Unemployment Rate June 2012
Salem 138 7.2 - No 8.2
Salisbury 94 10.3 - No 5.7
Scotland 56 11.9 30.5 No 5.1
Seymour 1,026 23.2 19.6 No 8.5
Sharon 108 18.8 - No 5.2
Shelton 1,599 16.1 28.5 No 7.4
Sherman 72 6.6 - No 5.7
Simsbury 444 6.7 - No 6.1

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Town*SNAP Recipients  11-12% Students Eligibile for Free or Reduced School Meals 10-11**School Breakfast Participation Rate 10-11Free/Open Summer Meals Program (Yes/No)Unemployment Rate June 2012
Somers 270 5.3 - No 8.2
Southbury 391 3.8 - No 6.8
Southington 1,654 10 26.7 No 7.1
South Windsor 688 8.1 17.8 No 6.3
Sprague 377 40.2 43 No 11.7
Stafford 865 27.5 40.1 No 8.1
Stamford 8,517 48.5 73 Yes 6.8
Sterling 344 32 60.8 No 10.4

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Town*SNAP Recipients 11-12% Students Eligibile for Free or Reduced School Meals 10-11**School Breakfast Participation Rate 10-11Free/Open Summer Meals Program (Yes/No)Unemployment Rate June 2012
Stonington 1,378 8.7 44.9 No 10.4
Stratford 3,975 37.8 36.9 No 9
Suffield 346 9 10 No 7.1
Thomaston 434 15.3 - No 8.5
Thompson 762 30.2 38.5 Yes 8.7
Tolland 280 4.5 - No 6
Torrington 4,684 42.6 18.2 Yes 8.9
Trumbull 718 6.3 1.9 No 7

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Town*SNAP Recipients  11-12% Students Eligibile for Free or Reduced School Meals 10-11**School Breakfast Participation Rate 10-11Free/Open Summer Meals Program (Yes/No)Unemployment Rate June 2012
Union 14 3.7 - No 5.2
Vernon 3,275 33.5 46.6 Yes 8
Voluntown 172 16.3 13.8 No 9.5
Wallingford 2,122 11.8 - Yes 7.6
Warren 29 12.1 31.7 No 8.8
Washington 98 6.9 - No 6.1
Waterbury 32,433 79.8 31.6 Yes 12.8
Waterford 927 12.4 46.5 No 8.1

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Town*SNAP Recipients 11-12%  Students Eligibile for Free or Reduced School Meals 10-11**School Breakfast Participation Rate 10-11Free/Open Summer Meals Program (Yes/No)Unemployment Rate June 2012
Watertown 1,085 16.1 - No 8.6
Westbrook 316 10.7 13.3 No 6.7
West Hartford 3,307 18.6 27.3 No 7.3
West Haven 7,779 57.6 58 Yes 10
Weston 51 1.8 - No 6.7
Westport 332 3 - No 6.4
Wethersfield 1,423 16.6 12.2 No 7.1
Willington 227 18.2 - No 6.8

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Town*# SNAP Recipients 11-12% Students Eligibile for Free or Reduced School Meals 10-11**School Breakfast Participation Rate 10-11Free/Open Summer Meals Program (Yes/No)Unemployment Rate June 2012
Wilton 84 1.2 - No 6.1
Winchester 1,345 41.9 37.6 Yes 8.1
Windham 6,137 75.5 41.4 Yes 12.1
Windsor 2,032 28.1 36.7 Yes 8.3
Windsor Locks 948 31.7 28 No 9.5
Wolcott 674 19.4 10.8 No 9.0
Woodbridge 128 4.3 - No 5.3
Woodbury 253 8.3 - No 6.4
Woodstock 297 10.3 - No 7.4

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Data Sources

 *SNAP participation is provided through the CT Department of Social Services and represents the average monthly assistance recipients for each town.

% Eligible for Free or Reduced School meals is provided through the CT State Department of Education. A child is eligible for subsidized meals if they are on SNAP/Food Stamps, Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF), or at 130% or 185% of poverty.

**School Breakfast Participationis based on data from the CT State Department of E ducation. The participation rate indicates the percent of free & reduced price lunch students that eat a free & reduced price school breakfast in any given town through the public schools. Towns with no information did not have a school breakfast program in school years 07-08.

The Summer Food Service Program provides free meals to kids 18 and under during the summer when school meals are not available. If a town had "Free Summer Meals for Kids", there was at least one location in that town in 2010 where kids could go for a free breakfast and/or lunch. Data from the CT State Department of Education.

Unemployment data is from the CT Department of Labor for July 2011.

 
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