Same, I haven't seen a single instance in real life where the system hasn't kept providing meals.
and exposing those folks to similar risk levels as if the schools had not closed int he first place.
Not at all... Depending on the setting the meals are either picked up at the school, or dropped off at the student's home. Both are generally easy to arrange in a "no contact" way. It's not like they are inviting the students into the cafeteria for one big group meal.
No-contact pickup works for school-provided meals, too