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Well-nourished children learn better, tend to have higher test scores and less behavioral problems. Feeding virtual students is an important way to ensure all students are fed and stay connected to their school community.

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Food Insecurity

The percentage of Texas children under age 18 living in households that experienced limited or uncertain availability of safe, nutritious food at some point during the year. (Source: Feeding America)

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