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Manchester Schools Feeding Families In Need
Manchester school district families in need can pick up free food at twice a week through a recently launched program.
MANCHESTER, NJ — Families of Manchester Township students who are in need of food can pick up free meals twice a week in a new program the school district recently launched.
On Mondays and Thursdays from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. meals can be picked up at Manchester Township High School or Manchester Township Middle School.
The district launched the program due to the ongoing hardships that have resulted from the coronavirus crisis.
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"School districts have now received authority to offer breakfast and lunch meals to include any school district family that could benefit from these meals," the district said on its website.
Families do not have to participate in the free and reduced program to receive these meals.
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