FNS shall establish evaluation procedures to determine whether State agencies carry out the purpose and provisions of this part, the State agency plan and FNS guidelines and instructions. To the maximum extent possible the State's performance shall be reviewed and evaluated by FNS on a regular basis including the use of public hearings.
Sec. Appendix to Part 227--Apportionment of Funds for Nutrition
Education and Training
Pursuant to sections 19(j) of the Child Nutrition Act of 1966, as amended (42 U.S.C. 1788), funds available for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1980, are apportioned among the States as follows:
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Residential Nonresidential
State Public Private child care child care Total \5\
schools \1\ schools \2\ institutions \3\ institutions \4\----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Connecticut........................... 231,069 38,488 1,260 2,866 273,683Maine................................. 93,406 6,538 387 808 101,139Massachusetts......................... 420,866 68,337 2,697 5,352 497,252New Hampshire......................... 67,087 7,978 331 1,160 76,556Rhode Island.......................... 62,521 12,570 304 767 76,162Vermont............................... 39,419 3,814 247 579 75,000
914,368 137,725 5,226 11,532 1,099,792Delaware.............................. 43,210 7,277 107 1,339 75,000District of Columbia.................. 44,309 7,511 447 2,458 75,000Maryland.............................. 315,196 51,992 1,292 5,234 373,714New Jersey............................ 520,438 117,060 3,930 8,588 650,016New York.............................. 1,204,026 274,593 14,068 19,756 1,512,443Pennsylvania.......................... 796,518 182,089 9,026 7,312 994,945Puerto Rico........................... 280,750 36,776 0 0 317,526Virginia.............................. 410,660 34,947 6,239 6,068 457,914Virgin Islands........................ 9,783 2,452 11 0 75,000West Virginia......................... 154,000 4,942 770 854 160,566
3,778,890 719,639 35,890 51,609 4,692,124Alabama............................... 296,412 21,949 892 10,607 329,860Florida............................... 589,122 57,440 2,116 19,074 667,752Georgia \5\........................... 424,042 27,708 2,783 14,806 469,339Kentucky.............................. 269,690 27,786 3,685 3,652 304,813Mississippi........................... 192,134 25,802 541 12,175 230,652North Carolina........................ 452,523 22,104 3,052 19,722 497,401South Carolina \5\.................... 243,200 19,225 1,255 6,559 270,239Tennessee............................. 339,753 17,396 1,448 7,847 366,444
2,806,876 219,410 15,772 94,442 3,136,500Illinois.............................. 793,671 160,491 5,343 15,971 975,476Indiana............................... 433,267 39,967 2,814 5,279 481,327Michigan.............................. 747,374 85,655 3,069 7,817 843,915Minnesota............................. 314,333 38,994 1,245 3,135 357,707Ohio.................................. 818,192 110,561 5,836 10,767 945,356Wisconsin............................. 344,962 73,707 1,922 3,579 424,170
3,451,799 509,375 20,229 46,548 4,027,951Arkansas.............................. 177,730 8,095 385 4,453 190,663Louisiana............................. 317,817 64,562 1,551 6,307 390,237New Mexico............................ 108,673 5,448 235 2,619 116,975Oklahoma.............................. 229,166 3,969 1,916 8,639 243,690Texas................................. 1,115,829 52,654 4,163 38,934 1,211,580
1,949,215 134,728 8,250 60,952 2,153,145Colorado \5\.......................... 217,264 15,800 937 4,399 238,400Iowa.................................. 221,255 25,957 3,204 2,631 253,047Kansas................................ 168,720 12,765 330 1,062 182,877Missouri.............................. 350,248 54,950 1,271 6,629 413,098Montana............................... 63,950 3,425 75 677 75,000Nebraska.............................. 115,891 17,629 376 1,694 135,590North Dakota \5\...................... 47,486 4,826 309 383 75,000South Dakota.......................... 53,792 5,760 267 390 75,000Utah.................................. 126,488 1,518 541 1,325 129,872Wyoming............................... 36,709 1,206 74 497 75,000
1,401,803 143,836 7,384 19,687 1,652,884Alaska................................ 35,308 739 310 392 75,000Samoa................................. 3,616 778 0 0 75,000Arizona............................... 198,407 21,871 661 4,712 225,651California............................ 1,629,801 170,376 28,777 44,277 1,873,231Guam.................................. 11,118 1,985 0 0 75,000Hawaii................................ 66,454 13,348 1,854 3,352 85,008
Idaho................................. 79,009 1,868 119 860 81,856Nevada................................ 56,927 2,179 473 1,643 75,000Oregon................................ 183,441 9,379 859 3,703 197,382Trust Territory....................... 11,590 0 0 0 75,000Washington............................ 299,362 17,318 2,140 5,656 324,476N Marianas............................ 1,945 0 0 0 75,000
2,576,978 239,841 35,193 64,595 3,237,604
16,879,929 2,104,554 127,944 349,365 20,000,000----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------\1\ Sources: (1) U.S. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare, Education Division, NCES, Statistics of
Public Schools, Fall 1977, prepublication data, Table 5 for States and areas, except (2) Northern Marianas and
Trust Territory, 1975-76 data from Department of Interior, adjust to include pre-school; Puerto Rico and Guam,
Fall 1976 data.\2\ U.S. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare, Education Division, (NCES). Digest of Education
Statistics, 1976, Table 46, p. 47, Northern Marianas and Trust Territory 1975-76 data from Department of
Interior, adjust to include pre-school.\3\ U.S. Department of Agriculture, Food and Nutrition Service, Annual Report of Meal Service in Schools (Form
FNS-47), October 1978.\4\ U.S. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare, Day Care Centers In the U.S.; A National Profile 1976-77,
Volume 3 of the Final Report of the National Day Care Study, Table 63.\5\ A portion of these funds will be withheld from the States' allocations for use by FNS in administering the
Program in nonprofit private schools or institutions. [44 FR 70451, Dec. 7, 1979]