Redmond High School (RHS) hosted its second annual B-division invitational this month for teams of students across the country. More than 550 students from 38 middle school teams across the country participated in this event.
Student Meals
Free meals for children ages 1-18
Free lunches and breakfasts for the entire week are available through the end of the 2020-21 school year. Meals are available for pickup at select locations and at school for in-person students when they are in school.*
When picking up meals, the number of meal packs student receives will vary depending on student's learning model:
- Wednesday pickup is for K-5 in-person students, remote learners and eligible children under 18.
- Friday pickup is only for remote learners and eligible children under 18.
Pickup time varies depending on your choice of a Grab & Go location or Limited Meal Delivery location.
Parents will be allowed to pick up meals for children if they verify on the order form that they will pick up. If parents do not verify on the order form, then children must be present to get a meal.
For K-5 in-person students (3-day meal pack) and remote learners and eligible children under 18 (five-day meal pack)*
Wednesday order form is open Wednesday 2:00 p.m. through Tuesday at noon.
For remote learners and eligible children under 18 (2-day meal pack)*
Friday order form is open Friday 2:00 p.m. through Thursday at noon.
*Key for ordering:
- All-remote learners and eligible children under 18: Wednesday and Friday order forms and pickup - student receives five-day meal pack on Wednesdays and two-day meal pack on Fridays.
- In-person: Wednesday order form and pickup - student receives three-day meal pack. Student picks up additional meals when attending school.
Meal Survey and Information for in-person student meals
All students attending in-person classes will receive a free breakfast and lunch to take home each day upon dismissal. Please complete the meal survey (by clicking the link above) in Family Access to indicate the type of meals that you prefer your student to receive, or if you want to opt-out of receiving free meals. If you do not fill out the survey, your in-person student will automatically receive a main entrée meal (may contain meat) upon dismissal.
Pickup locations
Student meal application: More than a meal
Funding for free meals runs through the end of the school year. It is strongly encouraged that eligible families complete a meal application which provides more benefits in addition to free or reduced meals.
Student meal application steps:
- Please print the application/aplicación*
- Fill it out completely submit application one of these ways:
- Scan and mail it to F-RMealapp@lwsd.org, or
- Return it to your child’s school office, or
- Drop it off at the Resource Center, 16250 NE 74th St., Redmond, WA, or
- Mail it to: Business Services, PO Box 97039, Redmond, WA 98052
*For applications in other languages, please go to the USDA Food and Nutrition Service website.
Note: Children of parents who qualify for Basic Food, formerly known as food stamps, are automatically enrolled in the free lunch program. For more information, go to www.foodhelp.wa.gov.
Questions?
Call the Nutrition Services office at 425-936-1393 or email NutritionServ@lwsd.org.
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