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SHREVEPORT, La. (KSLA) - After Governor John Bel Edwards placed Louisiana under a ‘stay at home’ order, some school districts in Northwest Louisiana are changing ‘grab-and-go’ meal services for students.

Below is an active list of how each school district is responding to the guidance:

• Caddo Parish: Suspended this week
• School leaders will decide later this week whether to continue meals
• Bossier Parish: Suspended
• DeSoto Parish: Service continues
• Natchitoches Parish: Suspended
• School leaders are looking at possible alternatives, such as meal pick up locations with no personal interaction
• Lincoln Parish: Suspended
• Resumes on April 6
• Webster Parish: Meals are continuing until Thursday, March 26
• Red River Parish: Suspended after Wednesday, March 25
• Claiborne Parish: Suspended due to spring break
• School leaders will make a decision prior to next week
• Sabine Parish: Awaiting response
• Bienville Parish: Suspended due to spring break
• School leaders will make a decision later this week, whether to continue meal services

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