Richardson ISD to introduce Grab and Go Breakfast at 2 high schools

There is no timeline for the launch of the new program yet, a district representative said.

Some context

RISD’s grant is part of $102,772 in funding distributed to three school districts to provide alternative breakfast programs that meet students’ needs, according to a news release from No Kid Hungry Texas.

“A healthy breakfast can make all the difference in a child’s day, however far too many students still arrive at school without the nutrition they need for a full day of learning,” said Stacie Sanchez Hare, director of No Kid Hungry Texas, in the release. “These grants empower our district partners to both strengthen and expand their breakfast efforts so every child can be set up for academic success each day.”