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As CalFresh Guidelines Expand, Where Can Students Who Rely on School Meals Go?
With summer break on the way and CalFresh’s new, expanded federal guidelines in place, advocates say there are resources available to support students during what some call “the hungriest time of the year.”
What happened
According to KQED’s source item, As CalFresh Guidelines Expand, Where Can Students Who Rely on School Meals Go?, With summer break on the way and CalFresh’s new, expanded federal guidelines in place, advocates say there are resources available to support students during what some call “the hungriest time of the year.”
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- As CalFresh Guidelines Expand, Where Can Students Who Rely on School Meals Go?KQED - 2026-06-09T19:00:00+00:00
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