70% of Washington public school students now have access to free meals

More funds are needed to keep the state’s recently expanded program running

Posted 10/20/24

Nearly 800,000 kids are eating free meals in school after the Legislature expanded access — but the state will need to come up with more money if it wants to continue the program.

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Tenino High School unveils new sign made by its students

Centralia College to host World Dyslexia Day community discussion

In Focus: Drew North Foundation 5K raises support for local youths in Chehalis

In Focus: Centralia celebrates Homecoming court and Alumni Night

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