The district followed strict COVID-19 social distancing guidelines and no-touch delivery practices.
Woodland Public Schools staff packed meals while maintaining a good social distance.
Woodland Public Schools started food delivery service for Woodland-area families on Wednesday, March 18. District food service staff prepared around 800 bags of food containing both breakfast and lunch. The bags were packed by an “army” of cooks, paraeducators and other school staff.
KWRL school bus drivers, along with paraeducators, drove throughout the Woodland community and delivered the meals free of charge to all children 18 years and younger. During the process, the meal teams practiced strict social distancing guidelines. All meals were prepared following COVID-19 food handling practices and families stood six-feet apart, in addition to other measures.
Until Tuesday, March 24, families who would prefer to pick up grab-and-go meals for their children can do so at Woodland Middle School, 755 Park St., Woodland, from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. Both breakfast and lunch will be provided at the same time. After March 24, the district will revisit food service options and make any necessary changes.
