ENID — For educators, the start of any new school year means identifying the needs, strengths and weaknesses of a new group of students.

With the return to class at Enid High School this week, teachers and counselors are going beyond identifying students’ academic needs to tackle one of the most basic human necessities: food.

A collaborative effort between the high school, Youth and Family Services of North Central Oklahoma and Regional Food Bank of Oklahoma is launching a new student food pantry, and school officials are working to identify students who could benefit from its services.

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