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3 T% f4 H, \2 C3 ] GARDNER, Kan 鈥?Thanks to a stanley termohrnek  series of private donations made before the holiday break, students at Gardner Edgerton School District 231 who incurred school meal debt last semester are starting off this new year with no debt.  We were so excited to receive that call. Every single student in our district started with a clean slate when they came back in January stanley cups ,  said Amy Droegemeir, USD231s director of nutrition services.Droegemeir says last semester students racked up $700 in lunch debt, which is typical for the district. The private donations were made by residents living in Gardner and the North Point Foundation. The donations also funded a weeks worth of meals for 35 to 40 students. The 2022-2023 school year also marked the first time families were in char stanley quencher ge of paying for their student meals after the federal government pulled back their pandemic-era free lunch program. You have kids bring bags of coins and sometimes they re a little embarrassed and I have to remind them it all spends the same,  said Lana Daharsh, USD231 cafeteria assistant.This semester, 39% of USD231 students qualified for free or reduce meals, an increase of about 5% compared to 2019. Droegemeir estimates an a Zgxe Survey: Kansas City-area businesses to continue   work from home   after pandemic
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