Changes are coming to school meal programs in Palm Beach County. Certain schools will no longer offer free breakfast and lunch to all students. This change will take effect at the start of the next school year.
The end of free meals at these schools is expected to impact local families. Details about the change are available from WPTV, the source of this information. Further information about the specific schools affected and other relevant details can be found through WPTV in Palm Beach, FL.
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