<body><div><figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=3D66h0_1H1vdGk100" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=3D66h0_1H1vdGk100" width="645" height="650" ></figure>Food trucks returned to Loretto Academy between Sept. and Oct, this year, bringing a variety of lunch options for students and continuing a tradition that began last year.Options for every gradeThe trucks offered different food choices for high school students, with two trucks serving juniors and seniors and three serving freshmen and sophomores.Among the participating vendors were Track One, which offered wings during lunch on the soccer field, and Sweet Teaffle Co. before school at the front entrance, which provided coffee. Other food trucks also brought additional options, giving students a variety of meals to choose from throughout the event.Special lunch on campusThe return of the food trucks gave students an opportunity to enjoy something different from their usual school lunches.By offering several options, the event allowed each grade group to choose from different meals and spend time with classmates.Since the food trucks first came to campus last year, the event has become a tradition students can look forward to. Their return this year continued the initiative, adding variety to the school day and giving students a chance to enjoy a special lunch together.</div></body>

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Food trucks returned to Loretto Academy between Sept. and Oct, this year, bringing a variety of lunch options for students and continuing a tradition that began last year. The trucks offered different food choices for high school students, with two trucks serving juniors and seniors and three serving freshmen and sophomores.

Food trucks return to Loretto

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Food trucks returned to Loretto Academy between Sept. and Oct, this year, bringing a variety of lunch options for students and continuing a tradition that 

Food trucks return to Loretto

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