09/09/2020
Summit School District Meal Service for In-Person and Online Learning
Hello Summit School District Families,
The USDA has extended the waiver that allows schools to continue serving free meals to all children 18 and under. Starting in September, meals are now available, for FREE, to anyone 18 and under, at all schools.
In-person learners may receive meals during meal times at school for free. Meals are either picked up by scholars or delivered to classrooms, to be eaten in classrooms for breakfast and for lunch, at scheduled times.
Online learners may pick up meals from Grab-N-Go locations at the locations listed below. Family members do not need to be present to pick up meals. One breakfast and one lunch per child per day are allowed to be served. Children do not need to be enrolled at the school where the meal is being picked up at. The child’s name and their school will be recorded at the time of meal pick up.
All Grab-N-Go meals, at all schools, will have a full breakfast and a full lunch in each bag. Both meals are FREE.
Please note, that while all scholars are able to eat for free as part of the extended Summer Food Services Program, families are still encouraged to apply for Free and Reduced lunch through theNational School Lunch Program as this eligibility is used to calculate funding for the school district and may also help families qualify for other programs.
Below are the times for remote meal pickup times at each school. Please call your child’s school for lunch service times for in-person learning.
Grab N Go pick times and locations:
Summit HS- 11:30-1:00 M-F (outside to the right of school entrance)
Summit MS / Snowy Peaks- 12:15-12:45 M-F (outside front entrance)
Breckenridge ES- 12:00-1:00 M-F (outside kitchen door to the left of front entrance)
Dillon Valley ES- 11:30-12:30 M-F (outside front entrance)
Frisco ES- 12:00-2:00 (outside kitchen door)
Summit Cove ES- 12:00-12:40 M-F (entrance to cafeteria)
Silverthorne ES- 10:30-12:00 M-F (entrance to cafeteria)
Upper Blue ES- 11:00-1:00 (call extension 1802 for pick up at front entrance)
Meals will include an entrée, grain, vegetable, fruit and milk and follow the USDA Healthy, Hunger-Free and Kid’s Act guidelines.
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