Indian River County schools invest in fresh cafeteria meals made on campus
Indian River County school cafeterias will serve more meals made fresh on campus this year instead of simply reheating food, according to District Superintendent David Moore. Students will see more build-your-own options as they walk through the cafeteria line, including salads and tacos.
About 70 percent of Indian River County students
Already a member?
Limited-time offer
Keep reading for $5/monthFREE for 1 week
Start your 7-day free trial for unlimited, ad-free access to Treasure Coast Today. After the trial, continue for $4.99/month or $49/year.
Best value
Annual — $49/year
About $4.08/month
7 days free · then $49/year
Most flexible
Monthly membership
Free for 1 week
$4.99/month after free trial
Unlimited articles · No ads · Support independent local journalism
Secure checkout powered by Stripe. Card required. You won’t be charged today.
After your 7-day free trial, your selected subscription renews automatically until canceled. Cancel before the trial ends to avoid a charge.