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Some Connecticut lawmakers and school nutrition advocates have urged Gov. Ned Lamont to continue a $16 million expansion of the state’s free school meal program in his 2024 budget proposal.
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Connecticut’s Bond Commission has approved an additional $150 million to upgrade heating, ventilation and air conditioning systems in public schools across the state.
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More public school students in Connecticut will receive free meals, including breakfast, for the upcoming school year. The state is spending $16 million from the American Rescue Plan Act to expand the program.
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Connecticut schools will get $150 million for air filtration systems.