In my home State of Washington, there are 15,633 students who stand to lose access to free school meals as a result of the proposed rule about categorical eligibility.
Kim Schrier: “In my home State of Washington, there are 15,633 students who stand to lose access to free school meals as a result of…”
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Schrier highlights the negative impact of a proposed rule on students' access to free meals.
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