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Summer Meals Program serves breakfast, lunch to students over the break

Summer Meals Program serves breakfast, lunch to students over the break

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By The Hub on May 31, 2017 Headlines

More than 200 Dallas ISD schools will offer students free breakfast and/or lunch over the summer.

The Summer Food Service Program brings free meals to children and youth 18 years and younger at participating sites throughout Dallas. All families have to do is find a site, have their child show up for breakfast and/or lunch and enjoy a healthy meal – no registration is needed!

You can go here to see the site nearest you participating in the Summer Food Service Program. The website lists the dates and times the meals are offered.

Dallas ISD Food and Child Nutrition Services and the Texas Department of Agriculture offer the Summer Food Service Program. Learn more here.

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