School meal prices increased in Anne Arundel

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Anne Arundel students will have to pay more for breakfast and lunch in the upcoming school year due to inflation and rising gas prices, school officials said.

The school board?s decision to approve Superintendent Kevin Maxwell?s recommendation for higher meal fees will not overcome a pending $1 million deficit, Jodi Risse, the school system?s supervisor for food and nutrition, said this week.

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