KINGWOOD, W.Va. — Preston County Board of Education members recently reviewed updates from Child Nutrition Director Justin Hough regarding meal participation, reimbursement rates and shifting nutrition legislation.
School board hears updates on meal reimbursements and proposed nutrition legislation
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