Southampton students, director of food services talk importance of free food program in schools
In March 2020, the USDA issued waivers to provide free breakfast and lunch for all students nationwide during the COVID-19 pandemic. Southampton High School students, along with the district's director of food services, talk about the importance of the program, which expires June 30. Credit: Randee Daddona
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