School system using bus routes for meal distribution

  • From left, Anne Westlake (Clear Creek Middle School), volunteers Mark and Bernice Marshall, Kristie Cole (Clear Creek Middle School), Dora Martin (Gilmer High School) and bus driver Jacob Dunne were one of the teams of school employees and volunteers who provided lunches and snacks to local students during the first week that Gilmer’s schools were closed in response to the Coronavirus pandemic. The school system served 2,703 meals to the county’s youth through the first six days of the program.
    From left, Anne Westlake (Clear Creek Middle School), volunteers Mark and Bernice Marshall, Kristie Cole (Clear Creek Middle School), Dora Martin (Gilmer High School) and bus driver Jacob Dunne were one of the teams of school employees and volunteers who provided lunches and snacks to local students during the first week that Gilmer’s schools were closed in response to the Coronavirus pandemic. The school system served 2,703 meals to the county’s youth through the first six days of the program.
After a week of delivering meals to the county’s youth, changes have been made to the Seamless Meal Program. Following the announcement of school closures March 13 because of the outbreak of COVID…

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