Students from the Vermont Day School deliver 1,118 pounds of food and hygiene products to the Shelburne Food Shelf. They surpassed their goal of collecting 950 pounds of goods — setting a record for the largest haul in the event’s six-year history. The food drive coincided with a unit in which students learned about food insecurity.
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