The $4.5 billion Senate bill would expand eligibility for school meal programs, establish nutrition standards for all food sold in schools and provide a 6-cent increase for each school lunch to help cafeterias serve healthier meals. The $8 billion House version includes more money for expanding access to school lunches for children in low-income households.
yeah, sounds like evil incarnate. i'm surprised dell, that you're not supportive of food stamp funding cuts in conjunction with this.
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