Sentence examples for subsidizing lunch from inspiring English sources

Republicans in the North Dakota and Vermont state Legislatures on Tuesday voted against subsidizing lunch or milk for school children.

Among the first to call attention to the increases were Department of Education officials, who use subsidized lunch rates as a poverty indicator in federal testing.

Most students are black and Latino and poor enough to qualify for federally subsidized lunch — the kinds of children the city's regular public-school system seems all but incapable of educating.

"These students deserve the opportunity to explore an otherwise unaffordable medium," the teacher writes, adding that 75 to 80percentt of the students are poor enough to receive subsidized lunch.

The education data include other student demographics: sex, race/ethnicity, and subsidized lunch status.

The North Carolina Department of Public Instruction (NCDPI) stopped requiring that schools report subsidized lunch status for individual students after 2006.

Mother's education offers the finest classification of families by socioeconomic status, but the patterns are supported by the available measure of income, subsidized lunch status.

Baker's analysis complements Gary Rubinstein's analysis of 2013 NAEP combined scores, including consideration of subsidized lunch status.

Even though the Indian government promises a free school lunch to all children in public schools, it is not unheard of the teacher pocketing the subsidized lunch money.

The number of students receiving subsidized lunch increased from 18 million in the 2006-2007 school year to 21 million last school year, The New York Times reports.

For every person on food stamps, using the Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants and Children ("WIC") or receiving a subsidized lunch at school, there is a story of pain, humiliation and mental anguish unassuaged even when or if they ever come off the welfare rolls.