CEP is part of the Healthy, Hunger-Free Kids Act of 2010, and provides local educational agencies (LEAs) and schools in low-income areas with an alternative approach for operating school meal programs. Eligible schools must pay the difference between the level of financial resources allowed by law and the total cost of operating the programs.
Older adults and people with disabilities who are on Medicaid (and their authorized representatives) should be on the lookout for important notices from the Texas Health and Human Services Commission (HHSC) about their Medicaid renewal. Renewal packets are being sent out in phases. Renewal notices are being mailed in a yellow envelope with “Action Required” printed in red. People who opted to go paperless will receive a notice through their Your Texas Benefits account at yourtexasbenefits.com.
What parent hasn’t heard their child utter the familiar phrase “I’m bored” at some point? Despite a seemingly vast array of toys, electronics and other items at their disposal, children can be quick to sulk and say there’s nothing to do. Parents can counter “I’m bored” with these eight boredom-busting activities that are certain to help pass the time in entertaining and sometimes educational ways.
Summer is in full swing and there are so many chances for you and your family to get out and explore. While getting out and walking to your destination might be possible, sometimes there’s a good chance you’ll be spending some time in a vehicle this summer. According to the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety, drivers are at a higher risk of becoming involved in a car accident during the warm summer months than at any other time of the year. Here’s a few pointers to help your family make sure they’re safe during your time in the car, no matter if it’s just down the street or across the country!
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