Schools Must Raise Lunch Prices To Meet Inflation
An Associated Press survey shows inflation pushing school lunch costs higher across the nation. Seattle cafeterias raise a doughnut price. Springfield Ohio sees a 35 cent lunch climbing to about 40 cents. Kentucky districts may drop hot meals for soup and sandwiches. Some districts report bidding delays, escalator clauses, and potential cuts as price controls and shortages bite. Officials in Spokane and Hartford warn of higher lunch costs and possible program changes, including abandoning hot lunches if costs rise further.
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