Posted: Mon 5:39 PM, Mar 27, 2006
Lexington looks to stop subsidized school lunch abuse by limiting students who don't qualify to crackers, juice
Some students in South Carolina's Lexington School District 1 could only receive crackers and a juice for lunch next school year.
That's what may happen if parents fail to pay school lunch debts.
The federal government subsidizes the cost of lunch for students of low-income households. Districts wonder how to deal with those whose parents don't qualify and still refuse to pay.
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