Clayton County Schools is hoping to make it easier for students to get the meals they would ordinarily have received if they were in brick-and-mortar buildings for class.

The district, which begins school Monday with all-virtual instruction, is delivering meals at bus stops this week. Officials advised parents to visit https://tinyurl.com/CCPSNutritionBusRoutes to determine stops where they can pick up breakfast and lunch for their children.

Those interested can also visit their nearest school to pick up meals curbside from 9 a.m.-noon, the district said. Parents and guardians who pick up meals on behalf of students may be required to provide student identification numbers for verification.

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