Yes. William Floyd School District schools qualify due to the community exceeding the threshold of 60% districtwide free and reduced eligible applicants.  All students, regardless of income level, can receive one free breakfast and one free lunch each school day. Additional a la carte items can be purchased by the student/family.  No charges can be incurred for any meals under the CEP provision.

No.  The free- and reduced-meal applications are replaced by the household income form (CLICK HERE) to determine additional state and federal programs that your child(ren) may qualify for.  These forms are vitally important to continue the districts eligibility under the CEP moving forward and everyone is strongly encouraged to complete them.

Yes. The first breakfast meal and first lunch meal each school day are free for all students. Any additional items purchased a la carte, would need to be paid for by the student/family, no meals can be charged to student accounts.

Parents/guardians may prepay any amount, at any time, by sending a check or money order (made payable to the William Floyd School Lunch Fund) or cash with your child to be given to the cashier or by making payments online using My School Bucks (www.myschoolbucks.com). All students will still have the option of paying for additional meals/a la carte items with cash on a daily basis, but they will still be required to enter their student ID number. If you choose not to utilize the prepaid account option for additional meals or a la carte items, you must send money in with your child each day.

All schools within the William Floyd School District:
John S. Hobart Elementary School
Moriches Elementary School
Nathaniel Woodhull Elementary School
Tangier Smith Elementary School
William Floyd Elementary School
William Floyd Learning Center
William Floyd Middle School
William Paca Middle School
William Floyd High School
Floyd Academy

CEP is different and only open to students enrolled in the William Floyd School District during the school year. The USDA’s Free Summer Food program is free breakfast and lunch for children ages 18 and under in the local and surrounding communities served weekdays in the William Floyd High School cafeteria through August 23. Follow this link for details on that program.

Federal tax dollars collected from United States citizens across the country (including our community) are used to fund the CEP program locally and elsewhere. CEP is available for districts within low-income areas and the William Floyd School District has applied and been selected to participate based on several factors including common wealth ratio. The program is offered by the USDA and the William Floyd School District has elected to participate to provide some direct relief to local residents.