The debate over requiring public schools to provide universal free breakfast programs versus maintaining traditional pay-for-meal systems - (Reading > Viewpoints)

The debate over requiring public schools to provide universal free breakfast programs versus maintaining traditional pay-for-meal systems

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The main argument Sarah Martinez makes for the breakfast program is that . Robert Chen's primary concern about the program is . Dr. Amanda Wong's support for the universal program is mainly based on . James Thompson's proposed solution involves . Lisa Ramirez challenges Thompson's view by arguing that .

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The debate over school breakfast programs reflects a broader issue of . While Martinez presents compelling evidence from her pilot program, . Chen's financial concerns might be addressed by . The most significant difference between Thompson's and Ramirez's positions is their . Based on the various perspectives presented, it seems the ideal solution would need to .

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