Volunteers dedicate snow day to serving students

“I woke up this morning and I saw an article…and it make me think about our kids here in the Northshore School District – we’ve gone several days with no school or shortened days.” Snow days mean no lunch for students who may rely on the two meals per day they can get at school. An article on social media got district communications director Lisa Youngblood Hall thinking – and she jumped into action. “We planned it about seven o’clock…
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