Caldwell County Public Schools will continue food service when students transition to nontraditional instruction (NTI) on Monday.
Food Service Director Will Brown sent out a one-call Thursday evening saying the meal drops will continue.
click to download audioHe adds if you have dropped the service and wish to have it reactivated or want to sign-up for the first time, go to caldwell.kyschools.com and click on the District Food Service Information button where you will find all of the updated information.
Brown’s one-call comes after Interim Superintendent Heath Cartwright announced Wednesday evening that beginning Monday students will be returning to NTI. His announcement was in response to Governor Andy Beshear issuing several restrictions, including that all public and private schools in Kentucky cease in-person instruction to help stop the spread of the coronavirus after weeks of cases spiking across the entire state.
Food Service Director Will Brown sent out a one-call Thursday evening saying the meal drops will continue.
click to download audioHe adds if you have dropped the service and wish to have it reactivated or want to sign-up for the first time, go to caldwell.kyschools.com and click on the District Food Service Information button where you will find all of the updated information.
Brown’s one-call comes after Interim Superintendent Heath Cartwright announced Wednesday evening that beginning Monday students will be returning to NTI. His announcement was in response to Governor Andy Beshear issuing several restrictions, including that all public and private schools in Kentucky cease in-person instruction to help stop the spread of the coronavirus after weeks of cases spiking across the entire state.
