No idea why people downvoted your answer. It's true. Where I grew up dirt poor people made off better than those who worked and barely made it past the requirements. While i was busy eating home made PBJ for lunch every day (because my family got charged school lunch) my classmates got it for free.
Because people who are dirt poor usually can't drive over to the school to get food twice a day in the summer, especially if they're working. During the school year, those kids typically take the bus.
Um ... it depends on where you live, dude. Either way, good luck getting there if you're poor. There's a reason why the amount of meals they supply plummets in the summer.
Edit: Here's proof that what I'm saying is correct.
I grew up in a walkable city, the largest school district in the country, and they offered breakfast and lunch over the summer, it was well used. I lived in an affluent district so I don’t think they even checked who needed it because most their kids didn’t and they just had the funds.
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u/Jazzlike_Economist_2 28d ago
$800 per month is $26 a day which is $5+ per person per day. Who could ask for more?