KINGSTON – Mayor Steven Noble and Superintendent Dr. Paul Padalino have announced a joint effort between the Kingston City School District and Kingston Parks and Recreation Department to provide free breakfast and lunch to students enrolled in summer camp programs.
Kingston Parks and Recreation’s seven-week summer camps will begin on Monday, June 28 and are held in Forsyth, Hasbrouck, Hutton, and Loughran Parks. The Kingston City School District’s chef David Dunn will be providing breakfast and lunch, including hot meals, to a total of 200 participants.
“We are so grateful that, after a difficult year, the Parks and Recreation department is able to host our summer camps and provide a fun, safe space for the children of our community. On top of the wonderful programming, these students will now be getting a variety of nutritious meals each day of camp,” said Noble.
“The Kingston City School District is very excited to team up with the City of Kingston and provide hot, nutritious meals for our students even in the summer months,” said Padalino.
There is no sign-up or pre-registration for food. For information on other Kingston Parks and Recreation programming, visit: http://www.kingstonparksandrec.org/
