BERKELEY COUNTY, S.C. (WCIV) — As summer break stretches on, Tri-County school districts are working to make sure children don’t go hungry by offering free meals through the end of July.
However, the program ends about two weeks before school starts again, leaving some families to figure out how they’ll cover that gap.
Goose Creek Elementary is one of the Berkeley County School District sites serving free lunches through the Seamless Summer Option program. On the menu: bread, steak fingers, corn, mashed potatoes and fruit…