Establishes the "no kid hungry in schools" program to reimburse school districts for providing meals to students.
The bill establishes the "no kid hungry in schools" program to reimburse school districts for the cost of providing certain meals to students attending public school. Participating school districts must be part of the national school lunch and breakfast programs. The state board of education administers the program and determines eligibility. Funds cannot be used to purchase identifiable imported meats. The program expires if federal funding for the school breakfast program is not reauthorized.
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