This is good news in times of inflation. This Thursday, the Île-de-France region voted in a standing committee, the freezing of rates for certain families for the start of the 2023 school year. "The Île-de-France region has decided to freeze rates for the fourth consecutive year for categories A to G, in order to protect the purchasing power of families," she explains in a press release.


#DirectIDF | 🍴 Protecting the purchasing power of #familles: #RégionIDF freezes school catering rates for #lycéens for the 4th consecutive year pic.twitter.com/DCUelcyiA7

— Île-de-France Region (@iledefrance) June 1, 2023

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Thus, for the fourth consecutive year, the families concerned by the first seven tranches of the family quotient will see school catering rates frozen and meals at 0.50 euros maintained for high school students from the most modest families.

A cost of 2.2 million euros for the region

A gesture of 2.2 million euros for the region due to food inflation. A decision justified by James Chéron, the UDI vice-president of Valérie Pécresse in charge of high schools to our colleagues of BFM TV: "The regional elected officials have decided, both to give more means to the establishments to take into account inflation for the purchase of food and to preserve the purchasing power of the families of the Île-de-France. "



The region recalls that "the real price of the meal at the school catering in high school in Île-de-France is around 10 euros" which means that "all families benefit from a catering aid of the order of 60% of the cost of the meal".

  • Local
  • Paris
  • Ile
  • Restoration
  • High school
  • Valérie Pécresse
  • Inflation