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Loudoun County schools see a major increase in the number of students unable to pay for school lunches
Unpaid meal debt rose 52% and Free and Reduced Lunch program requests increased 180% in Loudoun County Schools amid economic challenges and a recent price hike.
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In the DMV area, a growing number of families need support to feed their children at school.This school year, districts face a record increase in free and reduced-price lunch requests, while unpaid food debt also rises, reflecting how food insecurity continues to affect the region. Loudoun County fires its claims and debtsLoudoun County Public Schools (LCPS) saw an 180% increase in free and reduced-price lunch requests between August and Novembe…
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