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Senior Director of Orange County Public Schools Food & Nutrition Services, Lora Gilbert credits the Oak Ridge High School’s Youth 4 Change student group, who requested an increase in the fresh produce menu selections, for the new initiative. And in response, on Thursday, OCPS FNS launched a new district-wide Fresh to Schools initiative aimed at bringing more fresh fruits and vegetables to Orange County school kids.
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