Schools nutrition director said free meals will continue despite cuts

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

51% : "If this proposed change does go through, it could have a dramatic effect on state funding for school meal programs, affecting mostly middle-class cities and towns, the full effect of which is still unknown," Semenza said, adding that the state's Department of Elementary and Secondary Education (DESE) "has done a great job of keeping districts informed and up to date with known changes as well as proposed ones."
48% : "One bit of funding that has already been eliminated is the federal funds for the Local Food for Schools grant, formerly called Northeast Food for Schools in Massachusetts," he said.
41% : "The federal administration's attack on public education is despicable," Cruz said.

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