In the nearby city of Odessa, a local school district has made an announcement about student meals. The start of the school year is approaching, with different grades beginning on different days. Further details about the school schedule are available.
It is known that students will be able to receive meals at no cost. Information about this development can be found through local news sources, including KMID and KPEJ.
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