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Some schools in Kent, Seattle lose programs that previously covered school meals
UPDATE, Sept. 13: Adds statement from Kent school district and information about Title I and Learning Assistance Program funding. Five schools in Kent that were offering free meals to all students will no longer have the program this school year. Separately, in Seattle, United Way of King County has ended a grant for a breakfast pilot program in nine schools. In the Kent school district, five high-poverty elementary schools had been using what's called the Community Eligibility Provision to
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By KNKX Public RadioUPDATE, Sept. 13: Adds statement from Kent school district and information about Title I and Learning Assistance Program funding. Five schools in Kent that were offering free meals to all students will no longer have the program this school year. Separately, in Seattle, United Way of King County has ended a grant for a breakfast pilot program in nine schools. In the Kent school district, five high-poverty elementary schools had been using what's called the Community Eligibility Provision to