It probably doesn't exist, but I'd love to see an analysis of costs to administer/enforce limitations to these programs.
There's actually a decent amount of literature out there on this. Universal free school meals is shown to both (1) reduce the cost of program administration, and (2) reduce the per-meal cost in both large and medium schools as they can better benefit from economies of scale.
I would personally argue that even without those benefits it would be worth spending the money on universal free school meals, as they are shown to improve academic performance, boost attendance and graduation rates, and reduce the stigma associated with participation. Luckily the economics are also on my side!
This is horrifying. I cannot imagine what the surviving families are going through.
America is generally not a safe place for cyclists. Never realized how bad it was until i started bike commuting to work. Between road design that encourages recklessness/speeding, and our generally angry, rushed, selfish, car-obsessed culture, riding a bike is like putting a target on your back.