Children who rely on school for meals will still be able to get them on a “to-go” basis even as all Texas campuses remain closed.
And they’re bracing for even more families to have needs as businesses are forced to close and workers lose their jobs due to social restrictions designed to prevent the spread of the novel coronavirus.
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