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Volusia Pines Elementary celebrated National School Lunch Week with a fun-filled event themed "Find Your Treasure." The celebration included special meals for the students. Dr. Carmen Balgobin, Superintendent of Volusia County Schools, along with district leadership, participated by serving lunch to the students. The event featured contributions from the Volusia County Schools School Way Cafe team. Dr. Julio Nazario-Valle, Chief Academic Officer of Volusia County Schools, also attended the celebration.

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