FORT MILL, S.C. — The cost of school meals in Fort Mill is going up, according to the Herald.
The school board approved increases of less than a dollar for breakfast and lunch.
It’s the first price increase in eight years. However, this decision will not impact students who receive free or reduced-priced meals.
The district is trying to make up for a $1 million budget shortfall.
Board members are also considering raising fees for sports.
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