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SNAP Cuts Could Lead to Kids Losing Free School Breakfast and Lunch
- Cuts to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program could cause students to lose access to free school breakfast and lunch programs.
- More than 1 million American children have lost SNAP benefits due to a recent federal law change.
- Many students qualify for free school meals because their households participate in SNAP or Medicaid programs.
- Even small drops in SNAP enrollment might threaten free meal funding for entire schools and districts, according to a federal funding formula.
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Free School Lunches Will Continue Until 2030 Amid SNAP Cuts, Other States Pull the Plug on Universal Meals
New Mexico's universal free school meals are protected from the immediate effects of federal SNAP cuts after districts locked in federal reimbursement rates for a four-year cycle. The earliest impact may not come until the next CEP eligibility reviews in 2030.
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