A group of prison inmates raised funds in order to substantially pay down a school district’s unsettled lunch debt.
At the end of the 2025-2026 academic year, Norton Community Schools (USD 211), a public unified school district located in northwest Kansas, had an unsettled debt of roughly $6,000.
This was a result of breakfast and lunch meals provided each day to students whose families faced food insecurity, and couldn’t pay their child’s account as a result. However, an unlikely group of fundraisers chipped in to help out.
Prison inmates from Norton Correctional Facility came to the rescue
As per Action News 5, Reaching Out From Within (ROFW), an organization at Norton Correctional Facility…

