Proposed Emergency Bill Would Pump $19m Into School Meal Program
Whittier Daily News › January 24, 2009
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With funding expected to run out in April for school meals that feed low-income children, state leaders have introduced a $19.5 million emergency bill to maintain the food program through the end of the year.
And while area school leaders say the effort is commendable and important, they say state legislators so far have only shown skewed funding priorities when it comes to children and schools.See the full content of this document
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Proposed Emergency Bill Would Pump $19m Into School Meal Program
The urgency bill, AB 95, was authored by Assemblyman Tom Torlakson, D-Antioch, and sponsored by State Superintendent of Public...
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