# St. Paul Public School District *Minnesota public school district, named in the record as the comparison point for a restaurant site's meal claims.* The St. Paul Public School District is a public school district in Minnesota. In this project's record it appears in one at-issue item. There it is the benchmark for a meal volume claimed by a single [[Safari Restaurant]] site.[^1] The comparison comes from a congressional oversight report, as summarized in a validated project dossier entry dated 2026-09-01.[^1] The project's at-issue record anchors the item to a March 2025 White House presidential action.[^2] The pack carries no enrollment, governance, officers or meal-service figures for the district itself. ## Who The at-issue item names the district only as a scale of comparison: "the meal service of the entire St. Paul Public School District."[^1] It does not describe the district's own conduct or programs. ## In the at-issue record According to the dossier, a single Safari Restaurant site claimed five thousand meals a week. The congressional report compares that volume to "the meal service of the entire St. Paul school district." The claimed volume was credited.[^1] The dossier gives the verification method as self-attestation: "sites reported their own meal counts, and the reports were credited."[^1] The project pairs this item with the White House presidential action *Stopping Waste, Fraud, and Abuse by Eliminating Information Silos*, dated March 2025.[^2] The record shows that the report made the comparison. It does not establish the district's actual meal-service figures, which the pack does not carry, and it contains no independent count for either side of the comparison.[^1] ## Notes [^1]: Project dossier (validated), *Oversight_Deflection_5000_STEELMAN_2026-09-01.md*, section V, summarizing a congressional oversight report (source domain oversight.house.gov) — establishes the Safari Restaurant site's claimed five thousand meals a week, the report's comparison to the meal service of the St. Paul school district, the crediting of the claim, and self-attestation as the verification method. No URL for the underlying report is in the pack. [^2]: The White House, *Stopping Waste, Fraud, and Abuse by Eliminating Information Silos* (March 2025) — the presidential action the project's at-issue record cites as the anchor for this item. https://www.whitehouse.gov/presidential-actions/2025/03/stopping-waste-fraud-and-abuse-by-eliminating-information-silos/