A Texoma school district is working on a new program to help feed its students.
More than 850,000 people in North Texas are food insecure, according to North Texas Food Bank so Bowie ISD is creating food pantries at its school campuses to store leftover food and feed hungry students.
The district created several programs to reach that goal such as giving free breakfasts to all 1,700 students on its four campuses and offering free or reduced-priced lunches to students who meet certain income requirements.
More details on Bowie ISD’s new program can be found here.
