Parents of Acadia Parish public school students are reminded that today is the deadline to participate in the Emergency-Meals-to-You survey.
A new and improved version of the original “Grab-n-Go” lunch service provided by the Acadia Parish School Board is in the works.
In the wake of Gov. John Bel Edwards’ “Stay-at-Home Order,” the meals that had been provided by the Acadia Parish School System have been halted.
THE POST-SIGNAL / Desiray Seaux
Acadia Parish Superintendent Scott Richard hands a “Grab & Go” meal to parents of an school student Wednesday as the parish school system began providing meals for students out of school because of the coronavirus pandemic. Looking on are Crowley Middle School Principal Troy Harmon and Executive Director of Personnel/Operations Ellan K. Baggett
The Acadia Parish School System will provide “Grab-and-Go” meals at five strategically located schools as long as the current closure continues.
The Acadia Parish School Board has joined other entities across the parish and the state in declaring a state of emergency due to the COVID-19 (coronavirus) outbreak.
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