The Adams administration slashed $60 million for school food, leading to increased reliance on school meals by children, including migrants and homeless students, amid rising food costs.
Budget cuts resulted in the removal of popular food items like chicken nuggets, dumplings, and French toast sticks, causing public outcry from parents.
Emma Vadehra mentioned increased cafeteria participation was due to 'delicious food' initiatives like Vegan Fridays, salad bars, and halal meal accessibility.
Brooklyn, with nearly 2.6 million residents, is highlighted for its significance and cultural identity, challenging the notion of being just a 'cool and hip' borough.
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