The proposed rule would lower the percentage of low-income students required for schools and districts to participate in the program, which enables serving free meals to all students.
An agreement between the workers’ union and Levy includes a new system of providing health insurance, as well as employer contributions to the union’s pension plan.
Also in this week’s K-12 legislative update: Pennsylvania looks to continue its universal free breakfast program and a federal bill would require schools to serve soy milk.
