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Here’s Where Worcester Students Can Get ‘To-Go’ Meals

By Patrick Sargent | March 20, 2020
Last Updated: February 2, 2021

WORCESTER – Beginning Wednesday, March 18, Worcester school children can receive free meals each day while schools are out until April 6.

Meal services run from 10 AM to about 4:30 PM daily out of three trucks traveling to different locations in the city every 30 minutes.

To see when meals will be provided in your area, see the schedule and map below:

March 20, 2020 Worcester Public Schools

 

For meal schedules in languages other than English, please see below:

For more information, check the Worcester Public Schools website.

For online learning resources, click here.

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