After evaluating the possibility of providing more free meals during the summer, Batavia City Schools officials have been able to extend the Keep Kids Fed program for Batavia students up to 18 years old. Meals will be provided at two sites per day for these students beginning this Wednesday, Business Administrator Scott Rozanski said Tuesday afternoon. This extended program
Now that graduation is officially over, Batavia City School District is assessing its current summer meals program to potentially provide children with remote meals in July and August, Business Administrator Scott Rozanski says. The review stems from an announcement this week about the Keep Kids Fed Act that funds free meals for children throughout the summer. That bill was
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A proposal to hire a second School Resource Officer wasn’t a matter of “if” Thursday evening. From the city schools board comments, it’s a matter of when. Superintendent Jason Smith believes that, given “recent tragic events over the past month” in Buffalo and Texas, that school safety concerns have once again been heightened. “I have been personally contacted by parents and
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