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Student Food Pantries Step in Where SNAP Falls Short - American Fork Citizen

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Megan Wallgren | American Fork Citizen When the recent government shutdown temporarily halted SNAP benefits, families in Alpine School District, where more than one in five students relies on free or reduced-price meals, felt the squeeze.In a district where so many students rely on subsidized meals during the school day, losing supplemental food assistance at home intensified food insecurity almost overnight. With 17,455 students qualifying for …
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valleynewsandviews.com broke the news in Drayton, United States on Thursday, November 20, 2025.
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