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  1. The Policy Brief, Fall 2024: After the Election
  2. FoodCorps School Nutrition Program Guide
  3. Food as Medicine: Teaching Indigenous Foodways
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Recommended
  1. The Policy Brief, Fall 2024: After the Election
  2. FoodCorps School Nutrition Program Guide
  3. Food as Medicine: Teaching Indigenous Foodways

School Food Policy in Your State

FoodCorps advocates for policies supporting food education, free school meals, and other investments in child nutrition.

Click on a state to learn more about school food policy in your state, and how you can take action.

Learn more about FoodCorps programs in each state.

Where we work

States with School Meals for All Policies

  • No legislation

  • Pending legislation

  • Temporary legislation

  • Codified legislation

*this legislation only includes lunch policies. Last updated 10/08/24.

Policies in the U.S.

50 states & District of Columbia

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Food should be accessible to everyone. The Universal School Meals bill means being fed every day, having that routine of nutrition which is very important in the developmental process."

— Jasmyn Munoz, FC Alum and advocacy lead

I see myself in all my kids on the food education side, and especially the emotional side as well. I see myself in all my kids, and that motivates me to get out of bed every day.

—Jonathan Rosser, FoodCorps service member (Mississippi)

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