A group of school principals issued a statement to the Departmental Directorate of Schools questioning the centralization of food provision for school breakfasts and snacks. They warn of a decline in nutritional quality, infrastructure problems for storing supplies, the impact on local vendors, and reject the notion that school administrators should be held responsible for irregularities found in the system.
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A group of school principals issued a statement to the Departmental Directorate of Schools questioning the centralization of food provision for school breakfasts and snacks. They warn of a decline in nutritional quality, infrastructure problems for storing supplies, the impact on local vendors, and reject the notion that school administrators should be held responsible for irregularities found in the system.