Trump administration boosts spending on school meals to improve child nutrition
As children return to school across the U.S., the Trump administration is spending $25 million on farm-to-school grants and $70 million for schools to upgrade their cafeterias to cook nutritious meals.
The Trump administration is allocating funds to enhance school meal programs as children return to school. This initiative includes grants to support farm-to-school initiatives and funding for cafeteria improvements. The goal is to enable schools to prepare more nutritious meals for students.
- The Trump administration is investing in school meal programs.
- A total of $25 million is designated for farm-to-school grants.
- $70 million will be used to upgrade school cafeterias.
- These upgrades aim to improve the ability of schools to cook nutritious meals.
- The spending occurs as children return to school across the U.S.
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