School food panned at town hall meeting
Students at Liberty County schools criticized the quality of food being served, despite not having to pay for breakfast or lunch. The school system has taken steps to address the issue, including taste tests and plans to use more local vendors and offer grab-and-go options.
Liberty County schools provide free breakfast and lunch to all students. However, students have criticized the quality of the food. The school system has a high participation rate in free meals, with 65% of students eating breakfast and 79% eating lunch. To address the issue, the school system has conducted taste tests and plans to use more local vendors and offer grab-and-go options. The system also aims to improve culinary training and provide more student choice. The school system's goals include elevating excellence in all areas, including nutrition.
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