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Richardson ISD is set to introduce a Grab and Go Breakfast program at two high schools after the RISD school board approved a grant Feb. 19.
The details: RISD’s Child Nutrition Department received a $10,890 grant from Share Our Strength’s No Kid Hungry campaign. The funds will be used to expand RISD’s National School Breakfast program and to bring a Grab and Go Breakfast option to Richardson High School and Lake Highlands High School.
In addition to the traditional cafeteria model, students at those high schools will have access to breakfast served from mobile grab-and-go carts in high-traffic areas. According to district documents, the program aims to increase breakfast participation.
Quote of note: “A healthy breakfast can make all the difference in a child’s day, however far too many students still arrive at school without the nutrition they need for a full day of learning,” said Stacie Sanchez Hare, director of No Kid Hungry Texas, in a news release.
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