In the Big Spring area, a local school district has a program in place for the upcoming year. Students will receive meals at no cost. This applies to both morning and afternoon meals.
The district has been providing this service for several years. It is part of their plan for the new school year. Further information can be found through the district's social media or website, including a post on Facebook from Big Spring ISD.
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