Grant to provide free healthy snacks at Vida
Vida Charter School was one of 266 elementary schools selected from across the state to receive grant funding to provide students with fresh fruit and vegetable snacks, officials said.
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Vida Charter School was one of 266 elementary schools selected from across the state to receive grant funding to provide students with fresh fruit and vegetable snacks, officials said.
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Case Avenue Elementary School received $35,700, Musser Elementary School received $21,140 and West Hill Elementary School received $17,780.