Hawaii SB789 amends school cafeteria meal costs to provide lower rates or free meals based on economic need.
Hawaii SB789 amends the school cafeteria meal cost structure to allow for lower rates or free meals for children based on economic need. The bill also mandates that all funds from meal sales, services, federal aid, or other sources be deposited into a special school lunch fund. Expenditures for public school cafeterias must be made from this fund. The bill aims to ensure the continued receipt of federal aid, allowing the governor to modify certain provisions if necessary, with required reporting to the legislature. The act takes effect upon approval.
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