Pemberton community working to ensure students get lunch amidst classroom upheaval

By Alyssa Noel
School district puts plan in place to help kids in village and surrounding communities access food

The COVID-19 pandemic might have put an end to regular, in-school classroom learning for the rest of the year, but Pemberton has banded together to make sure its students-and their counterparts in neighbouring communities-are still getting lunches. During the Sea to Sky School Board meeting-via Zoom-last Wednesday, April 8, Phillip Clarke, director of instruction, learning services, was overcome with emotion describing the various businesses and organizations that have been working hard to make that happen.…

Source:: Pemberton community working to ensure students get lunch amidst classroom upheaval

• Whistler News

April 15, 2020

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