Itâs time for that annual spring fling in Hurricane(a cleaning day)as the community center has been closed for a year due to the pandemic, and the committee has designated Monday, April 12, as the day for volunteers to meet at 9:00 a.m. to work inside and also outside on the lawn. The center will begin rentals again on May 1, 2021 as you know rentals are the primary way that the community center has funds for the upkeep of the property. Donations are always welcomed if you care to contribute to the general fund. You may call 662-550-0340 to request a spot on the rental calendar or to leave a donation. So letâs participate in this spring event for our community center!
As schools go virtual, the district is doing all they can to care for its students. Author: Louis Fernandez Updated: 7:49 PM EST December 9, 2020
JACKSBORO, Tenn. In order to combat food insecurity across its district as schools go virtual, Campbell County Schools is sending meals to its students via an all-to-familiar vehicle the school bus.
Feeding America estimates nearly 1 million Tennesseans struggle with finding enough food to eat. In Campbell County, a little more than 1 in 5 children struggle with hunger.
Campbell County Schools falls under the Community Eligibility Provision, which is a universal meal plan under the National School Lunch Program. According to the Tennessee Department of Education, it allows schools to provide meal services to all students at no charge, regardless of economic status.