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N.J. bill would provide state reimbursement for school breakfast

The state’s Department of Agriculture would be required to provide a 10-cent reimbursement for breakfasts served in certain districts.

Benita Gingerella, Senior Editor

March 30, 2022

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A New Jersey lawmaker has introduced a bill that would offer a 10-cent state reimbursement rate for school breakfast to certain districts in the state.

Under S2322, the state’s Department of Agriculture would be required to provide a 10-cent reimbursement for every breakfast served in districts that offer a Breakfast After the Bell Program and where at least 20% of the student body qualifies for free or reduced-price meals.

The 10-cent reimbursement would be in addition to the existing federal reimbursement that schools already receive if they participate in the School Breakfast Program.

About the Author

Benita Gingerella

Senior Editor

Benita is a senior editor for FoodService Director and covers K-12 foodservice. She has been with the publication since 2016. In her spare time, Benita is an avid restaurant-goer and loves to travel extensively.

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