North Dakota
The North Dakota legislature approves a bill that will give low-income families $6 million for school lunches
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Bismarck, North Dakota – A bill providing $6 million to pay for school meals for K–12 kids from low-income households for the following two years is approved by the North Dakota House and Senate.
To resolve disagreements over the law, a conference committee worked into the night on Thursday.
According to the plan, a family of four would be eligible for the school meal program if their annual income was less than $60,000.
The bill is now on the desk of Governor Doug Burgum.
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