More than 200 schools, mostly in Philadelphia and New Jersey, were on the initial list of schools that received a portion of the 11,765,285 pounds of meat and poultry products recalled by BrucePac over listeria concerns.

But there were also nine schools in Florida, listed below.

The USDA ensured that “the products that went to these schools were not part of USDA’s national school lunch and breakfast programs.”

Click here to view the full list of schools.

Additionally, the list of recalled products now includes a 348-page PDF that begins with instructions on how to locate the recalled ready-to-eat or frozen meal that may be in your home.

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Florida schools on the list

▪ Astatula Christian School, 13239 Florida Ave., Astatula.

▪ Bishop McLaughlin Catholic High School, 13651 Hays Rd., Spring Hill.

▪ Brighter Days-Young Achievers, 3449 13th Ave. N., St. Petersburg.

▪ Children of the Future, 233 SW 16th St., Belle Glade.

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▪ Children’s Day Academy Preschool, 2995 Avenue G NW, Unincorporated Polk County.

▪ Just For Kids, 1149 Lake Dr., Cocoa.

▪ Just For Kids Palm Bay, 1430 Glenham Dr. NE, Palm Bay.

▪ St. Andrew Catholic School, 877 North Hastings St., unincorporated Orange County.

▪ St. James The Fisherman Episcopal Church, 87500 Overseas Hwy., Islamorada.

What is listeria?

According to the CDC, about 1,600 people in the United States contract listeria each year, and about 260 of them die. Seniors and children under the age of five are most susceptible to the worst cases of listeria. Pregnant women can experience stillbirths and miscarriages. Most people suffer from fever, headaches, stomach aches and flu-like symptoms.