How School Lunches Combat Child Labor
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Discover why building classrooms and providing free daily meals keeps children in school and away from hazardous farm labor.
- 1. MrBeast presents the new ten-classroom school designed for hundreds of students.
- 2. MrBeast details the five-year free meal commitment and explains how school attendance directly reduces child labor.
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We built 10 brand new classrooms big enough for hundreds of students to learn And we didn't just build them to school we're also feeding every kid every school day for the next five years. No joke that's 200 meals per student per year for the next five years. And we're not just doing this because it's the right thing to do we're also doing this because the data shows if you give a kid a free meal at school they're much more likely to attend And if they're attending school and learning then they obviously can't be working on the farms at the same time. I wanted to show you guys this is Hannah from earlier how's it going.
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