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District to pilot after‑school hot meals via Texas Kids Nutrition
Summary
Buffalo ISD staff said Texas Kids Nutrition will begin delivering hot meals to classrooms and to athletes after practice starting in February at no cost to the district; trustees were told logistics are being finalized and implementation will begin as schedule allows.
Buffalo ISD staff announced a pilot with Texas Kids Nutrition to deliver hot meals to each campus, with an expected start in February.
Speaker 2 described visits to partner sites and said the vendor provides hot entrées such as ham-and-cheese and chicken-mashed-potato bowls and can stage coolers for students finishing after-school practices. "They're gonna bring a they deliver a hot meal to every kiddo on our campuses at the end of the instructional day," speaker 2 said, noting the program would be implemented at no cost to the district and with minimal additional workload for staff.
Trustees asked about logistics and dietary preferences; staff said extras would be set aside for students who need or want additional food. The program will be coordinated across campuses and tied to existing schedules. Staff will return with timing details as planning continues.
