Universal School Meals law begins July 1
Starting July 1st Minnesota K-12 students in public schools will be eligible to receive free breakfast and lunch through a new state law. State Sen. Heather Gustafson authored the bill. She joined the Fox 9 Morning News to discuss what the measure means for families.
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