XENIA — Xenia Student Services Coordinator Shari Jones said low student participation in the school district’s food program was why it ended in a deficit with a $412,516.55 loss for the school year 2017-2018 at Monday’s board of education meeting.
District’s revamped nutrition program receives successful results
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