The schools can't withhold food from students if they were never tasked to provide it.    

I agree it's a problem, I don't agree that it's a problem for all students.  I'm not sure it's best addressed in school buildings.

At a time when class size is absurd, test scores are well below the national norm, and we've lost hundreds of teachable skills, like music, trade skills, sports, drama, art, debate that would enrich the educational experience, the reality is that we have to make choices.    I can't think of a public funding source in Oregon that isn't already in the red, including the federal budget.

I love that you are concerned for the welfare of all children, stay loud for children's rights!   I just think we are in danger of missing the core purpose of education: to provide a wide variety of learning opportunities.   (We could teach the 'future parents' the value of feeding their children, to slow generational poverty)

Try to name all family support services available.