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Superintendent says district mobilized to deliver 93 food boxes after SNAP benefits pause
Summary
Superintendent Hopkins told the Nyssa School District 26 board that staff and community partners distributed 93 food boxes to families during a recent SNAP benefits suspension and previewed state accountability and athletic-district changes.
Superintendent Hopkins told the Nyssa School District 26 board on Nov. 10 that the district and community partners moved quickly to support families when a temporary suspension of SNAP benefits created urgent food needs.
"Together, we mobilized quickly distributing 93 food boxes to students and connecting the families with long term community resources," Superintendent Hopkins said, crediting staff and local volunteers for organizing the effort while benefits were…
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