In public schools in Maine, youth have access to free breakfast and lunch, which meet nutrition standards established by the U.S. Department of Agriculture. Although there is no charge, parents will be asked to complete the economic status questions during online registration as the data provided is used to determine our school funding, including Title 1 funds for special education programs, before/after and summer school programs; discounts on laptop insurance and internet; and teacher's student loan forgiveness.
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School Nutrition Program
NOVEMBER 2024 MENUS:
Breakfast Menus:
Lunch Menus:
FREE FOOD DISTRIBUTION:
OPEN TO ALL:
Youth Full Maine Food Distribution
3rd Wednesday of each month
10am-12pm at Rotary Park
Every Thursday
2pm-3pm at Dayton Town Hall
For more information, email outreach@youthfullme.org
CACFP At Risk After School Program
This notice is provided in compliance with LD577, CACFP At Risk Afterschool Program Opt-out. The Biddeford School Department is required to operate a federal Child and Adult Care Food Program (CACFP), but it may choose to not operate such a program if it determines to opt out, by vote of the School Committee after notice and public comment. The public is invited to comment on the opt-out at the next regularly scheduled school committee meeting on July 10, 2024. Click below to read the full memo.
For questions regarding meal benefit applications, contact Sue Morrell, Nutrition Program Director, at (207) 282-0211
Non-Discriminatory & Civil Rights Information/Department of Education