Cardinal Conversation: Menstrual products in schools

RADIO IQ | By Fred Echols

Published March 11, 2024 at 4:58 AM EDT

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Virginia law requires schools to make menstrual products available to students free of charge. But the state provides no dedicated funding to help schools pay for them.

Lisa Rowan has written about the issue for Cardinal News and spoke with Fred Echols.

Cardinal News is a non-profit, independent, online news organization covering Southwest and Southside Virginia.

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Cardinal Conversation: Menstrual products in schools

Virginia law requires schools to make menstrual products available to students free of charge. But the state provides no dedicated funding to help schools pay for them.Lisa Rowan has written about the issue for Cardinal News and spoke with Fred Echols.

Virginia law requires schools to make menstrual products available to students free of charge. But the state provides no dedicated funding to help schools pay for them.

Lisa Rowan has written about the issue for Cardinal News and spoke with Fred Echols.