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Madison Consolidated Schools, River Valley Resources Suspends Summer Meal Operations Until July 20

Monday, July 13, 2020 at 12:49 PM

By Kacie Jackson

The two programs are hoping to resume on Monday, July 20, but will continue to keep residents informed on the situation.

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(Madison, Ind.) - Madison Consolidated Schools and River Valley Resources announced today that they will be suspending the summer meal program until Monday, July 20.

It has been released from the school that a team member has been exposed to COVID-19 and they are taking extreme caution by testing all employees.

The two programs are hoping to resume on Monday, July 20, but will continue to keep residents informed on the situation.

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