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How San Antonio families can pack healthy school lunches on a budget

San Antonio families are learning how to pack healthy school lunches on a budget as SNAP changes reduce free meal eligibility, particularly affecting North East ISD's 30 campuses.

By Stephanie Serna, Azian Bermea·1 hr ago

Stricter federal and state Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) changes lower the number of students eligible for free school lunch.

The most significant impact in the San Antonio area was at North East ISD, where 30 campuses lost the free meals program.

As some San Antonio families adjust to the changes, nutrition experts say packing an affordable lunch at home does not have to mean sacrificing healthy options.

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