Bryan ISD Eliminates Third-Party Food Deliveries for StudentsBryan ISD Eliminates Third-Party Food Deliveries for Students Bryan Independent School District (BISD) has announced that it will no longer allow third-party food deliveries to students on campus. The decision was made due to concerns about safety and security. According to BISD officials, the number of food deliveries during lunch hours had increased significantly, creating disruptions for staff and additional traffic outside school buildings. Statement from Board Member Mark McCall During a school board meeting in April, Board Member Mark McCall expressed concerns about the impact of food deliveries on campus operations. He noted that 30 to 45 lunches were being delivered each hour, causing interruptions and traffic congestion. Alternative Arrangements for Students BISD’s announcement states that family members are encouraged to drop off food or join their children for lunch on campus. Employees will still be permitted to receive food deliveries. Impact on Safety and Security BISD’s decision is aimed at improving the safety and security of its campuses. The district believes that limiting food deliveries will reduce potential security risks and ensure a more conducive learning environment for students. Community Reaction The announcement has prompted mixed reactions from the community. Some parents have expressed concerns about the inconvenience of having to drop off food or bring their children lunch, while others support the district’s decision to prioritize safety and security. Additional Information * BISD’s social media posts state that the decision is “due to safety and security measures.” * Mark McCall’s remarks from the April 1 school board meeting are available in audio format. * Employees are still allowed to receive food deliveries on campus.
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Bryan ISD announces that third-party food deliveries will no longer be provided to students.
According to BISD’s social media, the decision is “due to safety and security measures.”
The announcement follows comments made by Board Member Mark McCall during the April 1 BISD School Board meeting.
According to McCall, 30 to 45 lunches were delivered each lunch hour, creating disruptions for staff in campus buildings and additional traffic outside the buildings.
Click below to hear Mark McCall’s remarks during the Bryan ISD Board meeting on April 1, 2024:
BISD’s social media posts state that family members are invited to drop off food and/or have lunch with their children.
A BISD spokesperson told WTAW News that employees are still allowed to receive food deliveries.
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