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Business Fast > Finance > Congress got rid of a free lunch for all program. That means some students are going hungry

Congress got rid of a free lunch for all program. That means some students are going hungry

January 13, 2023

posted on Jan. 13, 2023 at 1:23 am

Students are back to racking up lunch debt this school year after federal legislation that provided free meals to all students expired.

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