School meal debt is accruing quickly in some Michigan districts, which have returned to charging for meals following the expiration of federal waivers, says Mindy Grant, senior program manager for No Kid Hungry Michigan.

Some districts have returned to providing alternative meals, including in Livonia, where students who are unable to pay are allowed to charge as many as four meals before they are served an alternative meal of graham crackers, string cheese, milk, a vegetable and fruit.

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