Connect with us

Hi, what are you looking for?

Archive

Kent Center School announces free/reduced meal guidelines

Advertisement

KENT—Even with a free meals policy in place for the Region 1 school district, it is still necessary for parents to submit a free/reduced-price meal application at their specific school. Completing an application takes fewer than 10 minutes and all information remains private and confidential. 

Only one application per household is needed. Meal applications may be downloaded from the school’s website or obtained from the district’s food service director. 

The following eligibility guidelines will be used in Connecticut for children who can receive free of reduced-price meals served under the National School Lunch Program, the School Breakfast Program or free milk under the Special Milk Program.

During the school year reduced price eligible students enrolled in a school will receive one school breakfast and one school lunch each school day free of charge. For children not on the reduced/free meals program the 2024-25 school year breakfast costs $2.50 and lunch costs $3.50. 

Local school officials have adopted the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s (USDA) income guidelines.

Click to comment

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.

Subscribe

* indicates required
Sign up to receive email updates each week.
Opt In *
Click to consent to receive emails with news & updates.

Upcoming Events

You May Also Like

Featured

LITCHFIELD, Conn.—Protesters cheered and motorists honked their horns as about 100 persons gathered on the green in Litchfield the night of Tuesday, March 4,...

Featured

KENT, Conn.—Mortgage payments, combined with associated housing expenses in Kent, consume about $63,000 a year on average, according to an updated demographics report. The...

Opinions

Elizabeth Street is the kind of place where neighbors wave to one another, children play and ride their bikes, and families from all over...

Local

KENT, Conn.—The House of Books will hold a casual discussion of Patrick Modiano’s book, “Ballerina,” Wednesday, March 19, at 6 p.m. at the bookstore,...

Arts & Entertainment

SHARON, Conn.— Sharon Playhouse has announced two spring programs for young people. A seven-week class, Sharon Playhouse Stars, is open to ages 6-8, will run Saturdays,...

Featured

KENT, Conn.—The Planning and Zoning Commission’s Cannabis Subcommittee is making one last push to get public input on the future of cannabis sales and...

Featured

KENT, Conn.—The issue of wake boats on Lake Waramaug recently came before the Board of Selectmen as stakeholders around the lake expressed their opinions...