If it had passed and been funded, Delaware public schools in the federal breakfast or lunch program would have offered that meal free to every attending student.
If enacted, public schools in federal meal programs would have offered that program’s meal free to every attending student, regardless of income. The rule would have started 30 days after a notice that money was set aside was published in Delaware’s Register of Regulations. Students could receive at most one free meal per meal period.
A public school in the federal breakfast or lunch program would have offered that meal free to every attending student. The breakfast rule covered public schools in the federal breakfast program. The lunch rule covered public schools in the federal lunch program. Family income would not have mattered. Each student could have received at most one free meal per meal period. The plan could have taken effect only if money was set aside to carry it out. The free-meal rule would have taken effect 30 days after the Controller General’s notice that money was set aside was published in Delaware’s Register of Regulations.
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