(KAIR)--As of last month, Atchison County’s USD 377 was serving 975 students each week with a food program extended past the regular school year.
The program, last month, was approved to continue through June to serve students in need, but it’s not immediately known how long the extension will be necessary.
Brian Hagen talked to Dr. Andrew Gaddis, Superintendent for the district, following last month’s extension approval.
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