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National School Lunch Week

National School Lunch Week

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Oct 14, 2026

Ali MacHOST
1:25
[laughs] Yeah, right.
Ali MacHOST
1:26
Here's a reminder for Michigan parents during National School Lunch Week, Michigan continuing to provide free breakfast and lunch to roughly 1.4 million public school students this school year.
Ali MacHOST
1:37
That means families don't have to worry about paying for those meals, regardless of household income.
Ali MacHOST
1:42
Grocery bills being what they are, that is a huge savings.
Ali MacHOST
1:45
So the state highlighting this program as part of National School Lunch Week this week.
Ali MacHOST
1:51
Make sure you say thank you to the cafeteria workers feeding everybody, getting everything ready.
Ali MacHOST
1:57
They're usually up right around, I feel like, the time we are-
BethHOST
3:30
Applications will be accepted through Tuesday, October thirteenth, with remaining appointments made by the board on Tuesday, October twenty-seventh.
BethHOST
3:38
[upbeat music] National School Lunch Week is October twelfth through sixteenth.
BethHOST
3:43
This year's theme is Cafeteria Circus, where school meals and healthy choices take center stage.
BethHOST
3:50
More than a theme, a circus is an experience that creates excitement, sparks curiosity, and turns an ordinary day into something students look forward to.
Maria ShilaosHOST
10:12
Time now for the KSL In-Depth.
Maria ShilaosHOST
10:14
It's National School Lunch Week, and this year, the Utah Lunch Debt Relief Foundation is celebrating.
Maria ShilaosHOST
10:20
The Feed Utah Kids license plate is now available for purchase.
Maria ShilaosHOST
10:24
$30 of it goes to schools to pay down their lunch debt.
Jen ColeslawHOST
18:49
Unacceptable.
Jen ColeslawHOST
18:51
It's also National School Lunch Week.
Jen ColeslawHOST
18:53
And along that same vein, one of the things I've learned about fiscal and social conservatives is that they don't think kids should be fed using taxpayer dollars, but it's wild how many of them shop at the subsidized base commissaries of the military.
Jen ColeslawHOST
19:07
Wild, I tell you.

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