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Some Austin ISD families lose in-school help for finding food, counseling, tutoring
Summary by The Austin Editorial Desk Brian Murray , as published by KXAN Local
· August 13, 2026
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Some Austin families will start the new school year without a resource that has helped them find food, mental health care, academic support and other services inside their children’s schools.
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What is this story about? Some Austin families will start the new school year without a resource that has helped them find food, mental health care, academic support and other services inside their children’s schools.
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