; (bb) the stigmatization of a covered child, such as by preventing such student from participating in extracurricular activities, school functions, or other school events due to the status of the child as a covered child; or (cc) any requirement that a covered child, because of the status of the covered child as a covered child— (AA) perform chores or any other activity that is not required of students generally; or (BB) dispose of a lunch or breakfast after it has been served to the covered child. (II) Communications (aa) In general Subject to item (bb), a local educational agency shall require that any communication relating to an outstanding credit described in clause (i)(II)(bb) of a covered child shall be directed— (AA) to a parent or guardian of the covered child; and (BB) not to the covered child. (bb) Letters A local educational agency may permit a requirement that a covered child deliver a letter addressed to a parent or guardian of the covered child that contains a communication described in item (aa), subject to the condition that the letter shall not be distributed to the covered child in a manner that stigmatizes the covered child. (cc) School meal collection policy distribution A local educational agency shall annually publish and make publicly available, including to school administrators, meal vendors, and parents and guardians of children served by the local educational agency, the policy of local educational agency that includes— (AA) the policies, procedures, and guidelines of the local educational agency with respect to owed debts and insufficient funds to purchase meals; and (BB) available and relevant meals and food programs and resources. (C) Report on violations Each State shall annually submit to the Secretary a report that includes— (i) each violation of this paragraph by a school located in such State during the previous year; (ii) each violation of this paragraph by a local educational agency located in such State during the previous year