EDUCATION
Spotsylvania cracks down on school lunch debt
July 24, 2012 - 11:03 am
FREDERICKSBURG, Va. (AP) - A crackdown on student meal debts is paying off for the Spotsylvania County school division.
The School Board warned parents earlier this year that students would be offered milk and a sandwich for lunch if they exceeded charge limits on their meal accounts.
Since the policy went into effect April 1, parents have paid nearly $29,000 in meal debts. School Board member Amanda Blalock tells The Free Lance-Star that the revised policy is working.
But board member Ray Lora says it's not working as long as there is a deficit.
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