1. Poverty, Income & Employment Comparisons in Manitowoc County

2. Per Capita Income in the Past 12 Months (in 2013 Inflation-Adjusted Dollars)

4. Family Income

5. Family Income, Continued

8. Income by Household

10. Income by Household, Continued

18. Work Experience and Income in the Past 12 Months

19. Work Experience and Income in the Past 12 Months (Continued)

37. Living Wage for Manitowoc 2014 $18.90 Hourly rated needed for a living wage for one adult and one child $25.60 Hourly rated needed for a living wage for one adult and two children $15.39 Hourly rated needed for a living wage for two adults (both working) and two children $11.88 Hourly rated need for a living wage for two adults (both working) and one child

38. Poverty Status by Family Type

39. Poverty Status by Family Type, Continued

40. Poverty Status in the Past 12 Months by sex, age, race and ethnicity

41. Poverty Status in the Past 12 Months by sex, age, race and ethnicity, Continued

58. Population Below Poverty Level

60. DistrictEnrollmentFree/ReducedFree/Reduced Percentage Kiel Public Schools 139833524% Manitowoc Public Schools4813203843% Mishicot Public Schools84021225.2% Reedsville Public Schools56017231.7% Two Rivers Public Schools171082948% Valders Public Schools101622422% Free/Reduced Lunch by District 2014 - 2015

61. SchoolFree/Reduced Percentage Lincoln High School38.65% Washington Junior High School57.27% Wilson Junior High School33.78% Franklin Elementary59.11% Jackson Elementary33.60% Jefferson Elementary72.11% Madison Elementary61.07% Monroe Elementary46.15% Stangel Elementary33.78% Two Rivers High School42.02% Clarke Middle School49.78% Koenig Elementary66.67% Magee Elementary42.76%

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