Fort Worth ISD will provide free meals to anyone under the age of 18 during spring break, the district announced.

FORT WORTH, Texas — Spring break can mean fewer meals for many North Texas children. Fort Worth ISD is working to combat food insecurity by offering free meals at eight of its schools, the district announced. 

Fort Worth ISD will serve free, hot lunch to anyone under the age of 18, regardless of whether they are enrolled in the district, starting March 17, the district said in a press release. Meals will be served from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m., March 17-19, at eight campuses the release states.


Meals will be available at the following campuses: 

Western Hills Elementary: 2805 Laredo Drive, 76116Clifford Davis Elementary: 4300 Campus Drive, 76119Diamond Hill Elementary: 2000 Dewey Street, 76106Alice Contreras Elementary: 4100 Lubbock Avenue, 76115Christene Moss Elementary: 4108 Eastland Street, 76119Edward J. Briscoe Elementary: 2751 Yuma Avenue, 76104Manual Jara Elementary: 2100 Lincoln Avenue, 76164Leadership Academy at Maude I. Logan: 2300 Dillard Street. 76105

Children must be present, and the meals are to be eaten at the school, officials said.Â