Port Huron, MI — With school going online for the next few weeks due to COVID cases in the area, the Port Huron Area School District is still offering nutrition to students.
The district is handing out five days’ worth of meal kits at a time. Any child in the district who is eighteen years of age or younger is eligible to receive the meals.
Food is available every Monday, starting April 12th, from 2:00 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. at both the Port Huron Northern High School Performing Arts Center on Krafft Road and the Port Huron High School Performing Arts Center on 24th Street.
Parents can simply walk to the doors to pick up the food. They will need to tell the staff how many children they are getting food for. Children do not need to be present. If there are transportation or schedule issues, friends or family can pick up the meals for other families.
All children in the district are eligible to receive the meal kits. No proof of income is required.
Meals generally include milk, juice, a breakfast entrée, a lunch entrée, and fruit like applesauce or raisins. A link to the menu:
https://phasd.nutrislice.com/menu/port-huron-northern/pick-up-virtual-7-day-menu/2021-04-07
Reporting for WGRT- Jennie McClelland
