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Sapulpa schools weigh possible statewide child‑meal change and $150,000 in program cuts
Summary
Superintendent Rob Armstrong said the district is monitoring a state announcement that could make child nutrition free for all students and that potential loss of Title II and III funding could amount to about $150,000; district teams are assessing the cost impact.
Superintendent Rob Armstrong told the board the district is "watching a couple of things from the State" after a recent announcement about child nutrition that could allow every child to eat for free. He said the district’s Child Nutrition (CN) team and Finance are collaborating to estimate the cost to the district if the change occurs.
Armstrong also said the district is monitoring a possible loss of Title II and Title III funding, which he estimated would be "around a $150,000 cut." The board did not vote on budget adjustments during the meeting; the comment was presented as an item for continued monitoring and planning by CN and Finance staff.
Board members were not recorded asking follow‑up budgetary questions on the record in the open session; the district indicated staff teams will return with cost estimates as they are developed.
