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West Virginia gives 54K low-income families a $200 school clothing allowance

Inside a retail store, a mannequin wears a blue plaid shirt and olive pants while standing near display tables with folded clothing. A large red directory sign on the left lists store sections numbered 1, 2, and 3. Large windows show a parking structure outside.
In a new twist in the handling of the program, some low-income children who didn’t apply for the money have now received the back-to-school financial assistance.
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West Virginia gives 54K low-income families a $200 school clothing allowance

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