In the weeks since the Los Angeles Unified School district closed its campuses to slow the spread of COVID-19, volunteers and staff have distributed over 13 million free meals to children and adults. We look at how the nation’s second-largest school district has pivoted to become a large-scale provider of food relief.

<p>In the weeks since the Los Angeles Unified School district closed its campuses to slow the spread of COVID-19, volunteers and staff have distributed over 13 million free meals to children and adults. We look at&nbsp;how the nation&rsquo;s second-largest school district has pivoted to become a large-scale provider of food relief.</p>

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