Jun 27, 2011 ... This audit was conducted pursuant to the State Auditor's ... receive NJ SNAP or  TANF benefits are automatically eligible to ... All other students are provided an  application for free/reduced lunch at ... that subsequently reapplied, at a minimum , 37 percent of the verified applications were deemed ineligible.
Says the state auditor found that 37 percent of the 428,000 students receiving  free and reduced-price lunches are ineligible. — PolitiFact New Jersey on  Sunday, ...
Jul 30, 2013 ... A New Jersey state comptroller's report released last week said the problem is ...  LocalSource looked into this further and found that in 2011 State Auditor Stephen  M. ... families that reapplied, Eells said at least 37 percent were ineligible. ...  districts to provide free or reduced-cost school lunches to students ...
Nov 22, 2011 ... In case you missed it, the Truth-O-Meter on Sunday rated False a claim by state  Sen. ... receiving free and reduced-price lunches at school were ineligible to ...  that 37 percent of the 428,000 New Jersey children receiving free or ... audit 3  percent of the total number of school lunch applications they receive.
School Lunch. Ineligible. All. School Lunch. Eligible. School Lunch. Ineligible ...  Student to District, School, and Staff ratios reported by NCES. ... Percent eligible  for free or reducedprice lunch, percent served under IDEA, percent participating  ..... district, with the lower valuation per pupil districts getting a higher state aid  rate.
Says the state auditor found that 37 percent of the 428,000 students receiving free and reduced-price lunches are ineligible.