Colorado Senate S.B.013. Expand Child Nutrition School Lunch Protection Act

S.B.013. Expand Child Nutrition School Lunch Protection Act

Colorado Senate
Last action 3 months ago

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Summary

                    Current law creates an annual appropriation to provide lunches at no charge to children in state-subsidized early childhood education programs administered by public schools or in kindergarten through fifth grade who would otherwise have to pay for a reduced-price lunch.
The bill extends the grade of eligibility to eighth grade in schools that elect to participate in the expanded program.
The bill authorizes an annual appropriation, including a cap on the amount of the annual appropriation, to cover the expanded grades of eligible children.
(Note: This summary applies to this bill as introduced.)

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Actions

Senate Committee on Education Refer Unamended to Appropriations
Thu, Jan 25th 2018
Introduced In Senate - Assigned to Education
Wed, Jan 10th 2018

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