As communities adjust to the closure of schools due to the coronavirus outbreak, Jersey City Public Schools is working to ensure no child goes hungry.
"We have the responsibility to make sure that our students are fed and however long it continues we will make sure they are fed," said Franklin Walker, Superintendent of Jersey City Public Schools.
Meals, which include breakfast and lunch, can be picked up at the nearest Jersey City school Monday through Friday starting at 9 am to 12 pm, while schools remain closed.
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