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Rural districts and tiny districts — which both tend to require smaller volumes of food — can struggle with getting good deals. A co-op can help bring down prices. The approach is also useful with school districts that are struggling financially.
According to an August District Administration report, 73% of superintendents self-reported as being “inadequately funded,” a fact that makes it no surprise that tools like co-ops are increasing in popularity.
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