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A federal program allows school districts to use Medicaid data to determine which of their students already qualify for free or reduced-price meals, without needing to contact parents.
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With schools shut down, districts across the state scrambled to not only continue to feed the minds of the students they serve, but their bodies as…
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The New Hampshire Department of Education is asking the USDA for waivers so that schools can continue offering meals to students even if buildings close…
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A New Hampshire school district has concluded a cafeteria company was right to terminate a worker who claimed she was fired for giving a student free…
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The U.S. Department of Agriculture has awarded grants to support bringing more local food into school cafeterias in New Hampshire.The 2019 Farm to School…
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In March, a lunchroom employee named Bonnie Kimball lost her job at Mascoma Valley Regional High School.Her employer, a company called Cafe Services,…
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School Lunch Funding Challenges Continue in ClaremontThe Claremont and Unity schools have lost more than $450,000 over two years as a result of not submitting federal paperwork for school lunch…
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As stricter nutrition regulations go into their fifth year, some New Hampshire students and schools, continue to push back against these federal…
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The Manchester School Board voted Monday night not to apply for a new federal program that provides free breakfast and lunch to all students, but the…
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While me may not remember classmates’ names, or the books we read, there’s something about school lunch that stays with us long after graduation. Today,…