School districts across the Beehive State are doing what they can to provide meals for students throughout the summer.
<p>SALT LAKE CITY — As summer break kicks off and many students rejoice in their newfound freedom, a darker reality rests under the surface of all the fun that comes with summer.
</p><p>One in 6 Utah children faces hunger, according to Feeding America, and in 2023, 32.
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