Child Nutrition Law Drives Up School Lunch Prices

Under the new federal child nutrition law, school districts are required to start bringing their prices in line with what it costs to prepare the meals, eventually charging an average of $2.46 for the lunches they serve.
Sept. 21, 2011

Under the new federal child nutrition law, school districts are required to start bringing their prices in line with what it costs to prepare the meals, eventually charging an average of $2.46 for the lunches they serve, according to The New York Times. For the full story, click here.

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