Chicago Public Schools announced it would still deliver meals to families in need.
The latest news and biggest developments to keep you informed about the deadly pandemic.Two of the cities rocked by violent protests this weekend – Chicago and Philadelphia – have temporarily closed meal pick-up sites. Both programs said they hoped to reopen the sites on Tuesday, and Chicago Public Schools announced it would still deliver meals to families who need it.
"USDA is monitoring the situation closely and providing technical support to states, schools, and program operators as needed," a USDA spokesperson said."We are committed to ensuring kids in all communities are fed during these challenging times."on its website it has “served millions of grab-and-go meals to families,” since schools were temporarily closed amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
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