Judson ISD Extends Summer Meal Program Through The End of School Year

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Judson ISD will continue to provide access to healthy, tasty meals for all students during the 2020-2021 school year.  

Judson ISD has extended the free meal program until the end of the 2020-2021 school year. This is the same student meal initiative operated over the summer months. For families within JISD, this means that breakfast and lunch meals will be provided to its students, whether in-person or virtual, Monday through Friday at no cost, at all its campuses. This extension has been made possible by an unprecedented move to continue funding the program by the U.S. Department of Agriculture and through a permission waiver from the Texas Department of Agriculture. This program extension through the end of the academic year is hoped to help provide meals to children in families who have been affected by COVID-19. 

For virtual students, meals will still be provided at four campuses spread throughout the district. Those campuses are Rolling Meadows Elementary, Judson High School, Spring Meadows Elementary, and Wagner High School. Pickup times are Monday-Friday from 11:30 am to 12:30 pm. For in-person students, this means they will eat those meals either in the cafeteria or in the classroom depending on grade level and complying with social distancing guidelines.

Students do not have to be present to pick up a meal, however if family members are picking up curbside meals for them, they must provide one of the following forms of identification.

• A student report card per child
• A student ID per child
• Attendance record from a parent portal on website
• Official letter from campus verifying child is enrolled
• Birth certificate per child

We look forward to serving you.  Questions?  Please call 210-945-6720 for more information. Thank you!