National School Lunch Program in Texas

CFDA 10.555 dollars tagged to Texas

CFDA 10.555 and geography TX meet in this cell. $16,560,596,298.36 is the USAspending.gov obligation sum on awards that carry both tags. It is not the program’s national total, not Texas’s entire federal inflow, and not an outlay. CFDA 10.555 is the National School Lunch Program, not School Breakfast and not Child and Adult Care Food. The pair is the only object this page measures.

Twelve awards sit beside $16,560,596,298.36. Twelve awards against $16.6 billion is a highly concentrated assistance cell: a short row list holding a very large commitment. The count can include assistance awards, amendments, and related actions. Treating 12 as a roster of students, patients, veterans, or households would misread award records as people. Unique recipients are unpublished on this packet.

Open National School Lunch Program in Texas for the live overlay, CFDA 10.555 for the program without a state filter, Texas federal spending for every program coded to the state, Texas programs for the state program index, and All spending ties for other pairs. Do not add those parent tables into $16,560,596,298.36.

School lunch, not breakfast or CACFP

CFDA 10.555 is the National School Lunch Program, not School Breakfast and not Child and Adult Care Food. Sibling catalog numbers stay on other program pages: School Breakfast Program (10.553) and Child and Adult Care Food Program (10.558) are different catalog pages. Mixing those dollars into $16,560,596,298.36 would invent a roll-up the packet does not publish. CFDA 10.555 is the only program key on this Texas tie.

Dividing $16,560,596,298.36 by 12 awards yields about $1.38 billion per award. That mean is a ratio of two packet facts, not a typical benefit check and not a median. A 12-line lunch book can be a few state-level assistance vehicles. Unique districts and meal counts are unpublished. The packet has no fiscal-year split and no de-obligation history.

Questions

How much has CFDA 10.555 obligated in Texas?

USAspending.gov records $16,560,596,298.36 in obligations for CFDA 10.555 with Texas place of performance, covering 12 awards. That is an obligation aggregate for the program–state pair, not an outlay figure and not the program’s national total. Original filings remain on USAspending.gov.

Why only 12 school-lunch awards for $16.6 billion?

The extract lists 12 award actions totaling $16,560,596,298.36. A short or long row list can still hold a large dollar total if a few assistance vehicles dominate. Average obligation per award is about $1.38 billion, a ratio, not a typical benefit. Unique recipients are not published on this packet.

Does this include Texas school breakfast?

No. CFDA 10.555 is the National School Lunch Program only. School Breakfast sits on 10.553. $16,560,596,298.36 on 12 awards is the Texas place-of-performance cell. Quote lunch and Texas together and keep the obligation label.

Where are the parent Texas and CFDA 10.555 tables?

National School Lunch Program in Texas is the live overlay. Texas federal spending shows every program coded to the state. CFDA 10.555 shows the catalog number without a state filter. Texas programs is the state program index. All spending ties lists other pairs.