Richardson ISD is relaunching its summer meal program starting June 6, offering free breakfast and lunch at 11 district campuses.
The program is run by RISD’s Child Nutrition department, which provides nutrition education and manages the district’s free and reduced meal programs.
"The availability of nutritious meals is critically important to children with food insecurities over the summer months," RISD Executive Director of Communications Tim Clark said. "With schools closed, many students don’t have regular access to breakfast and lunch, and the summer meals program helps fill that gap."
Summer meals are available to anyone age 18 and under, with no other qualifications required, according to Clark. All meals must be consumed on-site.
