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Table 72:Stability Rates, Indian River and Florida, 2012 -2013.......................................................................... 57
<br /> Table 73:Total Suspensions,Counts and Rates, Indian River and Florida, 2012-13............................................. 58
<br /> Table 74:Total Suspensions,Counts and Rates, Indian River and Florida, 2011-2013......................................... 58
<br /> Table 75: PK-12 Students Eligible for Free/Reduced-Price Lunch, Indian River, Florida,2008-09- 2013-14......... 59
<br /> Table 76:Children in school-readiness programs eligible for free/reduced lunch, Indian River and Florida, 2008,
<br /> 2009 and 2010................................................................................................................................................... 59
<br /> Table 77: Lunch Status by School, Indian River County,School Year 2013-2014.................................................. 60
<br /> Table 78:Table Percent of elementary school students eligible for free/reduced lunch, Indian River and Florida,
<br /> 2011-2013......................................................................................................................................................... 61
<br /> Table 79: Percent of middle school students eligible for free/reduced lunch in Indian River and Florida, 2011-
<br /> 2013.................................................................................................................................................................. 61
<br /> Table 80: Membership in Gifted Program, Fall 2012........................................................................................... 62
<br /> Table 81:Children in School Grades K-12 who are Emotionally Handicapped, Indian River, Florida, 2013........... 62
<br /> Table 82: Follow-Up of Prior Year Graduates, 2011-2012................................................................................... 63
<br /> Table 83:Current Expenditures per K-12 Unweighted Full Time Equivalent(FTE)Student, 2012-2013 ............... 63
<br /> Table 84: Bright Futures Scholarship Disbursements 1997-98—2013-14............................................................ 64
<br /> Table 85:Youth who Reported Participation in Extracurricular Activities, Indian River, Florida, 2014................. 66
<br /> Table 86:Children Experiencing Child Abuse Ages 5-11, Indian River, Florida, 2010, 2011, 2012 ........................ 66
<br /> Table 87:Verified Child Abuse Rate, Indian River, Florida, Fiscal Year 2012-13................................................... 67
<br /> Table 88:Children Discharged to Reunification with Parent(s)/Caretaker, Indian River, Florida, 2010, 2011, 2012
<br /> .......................................................................................................................................................................... 67
<br /> Table 89: Infants in Foster Care, Indian River, Florida 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012.......................................... 67
<br /> Table 90:Children in Foster Care,Ages 5-11, Indian River, Florida 2008,2009, 2010, 2011, 2012....................... 68
<br /> Table 91:Children in Foster Care,Ages 12-17, Indian River, Florida 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012..................... 70
<br /> Table 92:Grandparents Living with or Caring for Grandchildren, Indian River, Florida (5 year estimate 2008-2012)
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<br /> Table 93:Youth who Reported Involvement in Bullying Behavior, Indian River and Florida, 2014....................... 71
<br /> Table 94: Middle School and High School Students Who Reported Feeling Safe at School, Indian River, Florida,
<br /> 2008, 2010, 2012...............................................................................................................................................71
<br /> Table 95:Violent acts per 1,000 students in school activities grades K-12, Indian River and Florida,2010, 2011,
<br /> 2012.................................................................................................................................................................. 72
<br /> Table 96: High School Students Who Reported Having Seen Delinquent Behavior among Gang Members at
<br /> School this Year, Indian River, Florida,2012....................................................................................................... 72
<br /> Table 97: Middle and High School Students who Reported Gang Membership, by Gender in Indian River and
<br /> Florida, 2014...................................................................................................................................................... 72
<br /> Table 98:Youths Referred to Juvenile Justice (Total Offenses), Indian River, Florida, 2011-12, 2013-14............. 73
<br /> Table 99:Youths Referred to Juvenile Justice by Race and Gender, Indian River, Florida, 2011-12, 2012-13, 2013-
<br /> 14......................................................................................................................................................................73
<br /> Table 100:Youths Referred for Delinquency for a Felony Offense, Indian River, Florida, 2011-12- 2013-14.......74
<br /> Table 101:Youths Referred for Delinquency for a Misdemeanor Offense, Indian River, Florida, 2011-12-2013-14
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<br /> Table 102:Youths Referred for Delinquency for Other Offenses, Indian River Florida, 2011-12- 2013-14.......... 74
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