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Unawareness of Free Meal Program Affects Seattle Public Schools Families

May 20, 2025 - 10:30

Unawareness of Free Meal Program Affects Seattle Public Schools Families

Approximately 1,000 students enrolled in Seattle Public Schools are eligible for free meals this academic year due to a state law designed to support families in need. However, many families were previously unaware of this benefit, raising concerns about accessibility and communication regarding available resources.

The free meal program aims to alleviate food insecurity among students, ensuring that all children have access to nutritious meals during the school day. Despite the program's existence, a significant number of families reported not receiving information about how to enroll or take advantage of these free meals. This lack of awareness highlights the need for improved outreach and communication from the school district to ensure that all eligible families are informed.

School officials are now working to enhance their communication efforts, including distributing flyers and utilizing social media to raise awareness. The hope is that by informing families about the free meal program, more students can benefit from this essential support, ultimately contributing to their overall well-being and academic success.


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