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Virtual school students lose free lunch eligibility under outdated federal rules

Education advocates call for permanent policy change

1 Sep 16 · 7d ago · 2 articles · 1 source · development 1 of 1

The Washington Examiner publishes a detailed account of how virtual school enrollment costs families their federal meal benefits, featuring Marcus Jackson's nonprofit work in Oklahoma City and the case of Shenell Ellerbe and her daughter Subi in Florida. The piece calls on Congress and the Department of Agriculture to allow permanent non-congregate meal distribution.

Education advocates call for permanent policy change
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“She could do her assignments, take her tests, and keep moving forward despite our struggle.”

Shenell Ellerbe

Marcus Jackson Executive director, Urban Bridge nonprofitShenell Ellerbe Parent and special education professional, FloridaCongress Legislative bodyU.S. Department of Agriculture Federal agency overseeing National School Lunch Program

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