A Texas high school has taken a novel approach to support students and families during the CCP virus pandemic by opening a cashless grocery store.
Linda Tutt High School in the town of Sanger has opened its own store inside the school. Operating on a points system, students can earn shopping currency by performing chores and good deeds at school, or for academic achievement. Points can be exchanged for a number of essential items such as fresh produce, meat, and toiletries.
