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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]So by this premise should all kids receive "free" food throughout the school year? That way nobody is missed. What about schools where breakfast isn't served at all?[/quote] [/quote] [b]Who isn't serving breakfasts in FCPS? [/b] As an aside, there is a federal program where all students in a district, regardless of need, can receive free breakfasts and lunches, but those are very high poverty communities. This is a great idea for a number of reasons. [/quote] There are schools in FCPS that don't serve breakfast. My DS's school doesn't. [/quote] The vast majority do. Only 20 in the entire county don't (and I highly doubt those are in high FARMS areas.)[/quote] Right. So it is accurate to say that there are schools that don't serve breakfast. So if the idea is to make sure that all students receive a healthy meal, why not serve breakfast at all schools? Our elementary has ~6% FARMS. Why do they have to go without?[/quote] I agree with you, and I think all FARMS kids at the very least should have access to free breakfast, but I'm not sure exactly what that has to do with the FEEDS program. Breakfast should absolutely be offered at all schools, but just because it isn't, doesn't mean the lunch program is a sham. Six percent FARMS is incredibly low.[/quote]
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