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Food Services - Free Student Meals
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Feeding South Florida will provide family meal boxes again. See schedule for each school site by clicking on the brown bag above.
Important food distribution update for this week! 🥪 Free grab-and-go meals for children will be available for pickup on Tuesday, May 26, and Thursday, May 28, from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. at 51 schools around the District. Details: https://buff.ly/39TjIpR
Feeding South Florida will provide family meal boxes at certain schools on Thursday only: https://buff.ly/3bgiKDZ
Meals are FREE to anyone 18 years of age and younger (22 years of age and younger for ESE students), regardless of financial need. Two days’ worth of ‘Grab and Go’ meals will be provided each day. A parent or guardian must be present when picking up food for their child.
To find the location nearest you, visit https://summerbreakspot.freshfromflorida.com.
The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) has provided a waiver to allow parents/guardians to pick up meals without the child being present. The parent needs to provide confirmation of the number of children for which they are picking up meals, by one of the following methods: student ID, student passport, student library card, student birth certificate, or a photo of the adult picking up the meals with the students for whom they are picking up meals.
The parent will show the identification to staff providing the meals, and meals will be provided for the number of children identified. The District follows food distribution rules as outlined by the USDA.
To limit person-to-person contact, please remember to adhere to social distancing. Those driving to one of the feeding sites are asked to open the trunk of their car or leave a seat open where staff can place the food. People walking up to a site should remember to maintain a distance of at least six feet. These measures are taken very seriously and are intended to keep everyone safe.
*Virtual Learning will begin March 31st for Palm Beach County Students
Sent on behalf of Superintendent Donald Fennoy
Dear Parents,
After continued consideration with Palm Beach County officials, the Florida Department of Health and my executive team, I have made the decision to close all Palm Beach County School District-operated schools effective Monday. During that time we will continually evaluate that timeline and make decisions that are in the best interest of our students.
We want to ensure that we can continue to offer high-quality instruction to students during an extended school closure, and reaching all of our students is critical to achieving this.