Local schools to lose federal funding used to bring local food to cafeterias
Upward of $660 million could be lost from school districts nationwide as proposed cuts from the U.S. Department of Agriculture threaten to slash a program used to purchase food from local farmers. The Local Food for Schools Cooperative Agreement,
One Wiregrass area nutrition director is in D.C. to meet with lawmakers to advocate against these cuts. In the recent effort ...
More than 12 million children could lose access to federally subsidized free school meals if Congress changes program ...
The U.S. Department of Agriculture has cut two programs that help schools and food banks buy food from local farms and ranches.
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An Enterprise Public Schools Nutrition director is in Washington, D.C. to advocate their concerns about student meals.
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