1M Illinois schoolchildren to receive loaded debit cards for monthly food assistance through expanded P-EBT program | The Crusader Newspaper Group

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1M Illinois schoolchildren to receive loaded debit cards for monthly food assistance through expanded P-EBT program | The Crusader Newspaper Group

Every CPS student qualifies to get $450 this month By Leah Hope, ABC7 News The families of a million public school K-12 students in Illinois will be getting a very important card in the mail the next few weeks. It will be loaded with money to help with food insecurity brought about by the pandemic. […]

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