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NBC 5: Teacher operates food pantry for students in need at Dallas school

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By The Hub on November 5, 2015 News Briefs

When Brooke Varner, a biology teacher at Dallas ISD’s Woodrow Wilson High School, noticed some of her students didn’t have enough to eat, she wanted to act. She started buying extra food and giving it to students who needed it. Last year, a parent approached her about starting a food bank for students. The “Woodrow Peace Pantry” fills a need – and students’ stomachs – at the school.

See a report from NBC 5 here.

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