Dayton Public Schools holds program to keep kids fed over summer

DAYTON, Ohio (WDTN) – Summer can be hard for low-income families trying to keep their children fed. Dayton Public Schools is hoping to help provide meals through the summer months.

According to a release, children 18 and under can get free meals through the DPS Summer Food Program. Beginning on Monday, June 5, these kids can receive breakfast, lunch and a snack at various churches, summer camps and schools holding summer programs.

The Summer Food Program will run until July 28.

For a schedule of locations and times for these programs, click here.