Keiki from Makaha to Kaneohe are able to pick up free lunches in their neighborhoods as nonprofit groups step up to supplement the grab-and-go meals offered at 42 public schools across the state.
The meals offered for children are suppose to replace the breakfasts and lunches that they would normally receive during regular school sessions.
Hawaii’s public school campuses are scheduled to remain closed until April 30. The full list of campuses that the Department of Education is offering takeout breakfast and lunches is available at hawaiipublicshools.org.
