MNs no cost school meals draw interest from research community / Public News Service

As Minnesota school districts near the halfway point of the academic year, plans are taking shape to study the effectiveness of no-cost meals for all students. In recent months, schools have started implementing so-called "universal lunches" - after getting legislative approval this past spring. Supporters say providing free breakfast and lunch, no matter a student's family income, reduces stigma and can boost classroom participation. ...

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