Establishes a free school lunch and breakfast program for public school pupils and special education students in Michigan.
The bill creates a program to provide free school lunch and breakfast to public school pupils in grades pre-K to 12 and special education students up to 26 years old, including those at the Michigan School for the Deaf. Participating entities must meet federal and state standards, maximize federal reimbursement, and encourage parents to provide income information for eligibility. The program also accommodates students with dietary restrictions or preferences, subject to federal requirements. The bill's enactment is contingent on the passage of Senate Bill No. 785.
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