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PS 72 LORRAINE ACAD
71 LORRAINE AVE
BUFFALO, NY 14220
716-828-4809

Student Teacher Ratio:
Grades:
Total Enrollment:
School Type:

9.90
PK-08
487
Public

Student Ethnicity

Student/Teacher Ratio

	Student Teacher Ratio
Ps 72 Lorraine Acad	9.90
Buffalo	13.43
Erie County	13.97
New York	14.53
USA	15.74

Miscellaneous Details

Male to Female Ratios

Socioeconomic Information

	Students on free lunch	Students on reduced lunch
Ps 72 Lorraine Acad	207	86

Locale

	Description of School Location
Ps 72 Lorraine Acad	Large Central City

Carl Dunning

Name

posted: 2006-02-14 09:17:06

Lunch Program

First off a 1pm lunch for a fourth grader is terrible. to make matters worse the amount of food given is not enough and god forbid you want more than one snack the lunch lady says you cannot. Reason being that you are probably spending the money you were supposed to pay for luch with. Who does she think she is to question that and if a kid wants more fruit or vegie the answer is no. My son comes home still starving!The kids are starving by 1pm but the 7-8 graders have already eaten. Wait, it is the parents fault right! The lunch lady has no right to say when or how much snack my son can eat when i give him the money for it. He is a big eater and i know he eats his whole lunch and it is no where near enough by that time of day.

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