Audit says school meals program in Washington, D.C., is a money loser

Dec. 21, 2012
District has lost more than $10 million since it began outsourcing meals in 2008

From The Washington Post: The public schools meals program in Washington, D.C., has lost more than $10 million a year since it was outsourced in 2008 to save money, according to an independent audit commissioned by the school system.

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