Michigan's State Budget: Free Meals for Students, School Focus, Big Projects, and Palisades Reopening

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Michigan is set to become one of five states in the US to provide free breakfast and lunch to all students in public schools. The move comes after many districts accumulated significant school lunch debt. The state legislature has passed a bill allocating $160 million to cover the cost of school meals, and it is expected to be signed by Governor Gretchen Whitmer in the coming weeks. This initiative aims to alleviate food insecurity among students and prevent schools from diverting funds from educational resources to pay off lunch debt.
- Michigan set to become 1 of 5 states providing free breakfast & lunch to students WXYZ 7 Action News Detroit
- Breaking down the new $81B state budget: School focus and pork expenditures FOX 2 Detroit
- Big new projects in Michigan’s $82 billion budget MLive.com
- Metro Detroit projects to get massive grants in Michigan budget Detroit Free Press
- $150M in state budget to reopen Palisades WOODTV.com
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