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Stafford MSD offers free summer meals at school sites for youth 18 and under
Summary
Stafford Municipal School District will provide free breakfast and lunch at designated school sites for anyone 18 or younger during summer; meals are funded through the U.S. Department of Agriculture and administered via the Texas Department of Agriculture program rules.
Stafford Municipal School District is operating a summer meal program offering free breakfast and lunch at designated school sites for youths 18 or younger, the district said on Stafford Weekly News June 6.
District child-nutrition staff said breakfast service at open schools runs from 7:30 a.m. to 8:30 a.m.; lunch times vary by school. The menu cited on-air includes items such as spaghetti, chicken soft tacos, chicken alfredo, burritos, nachos with ground beef, pizza and cheeseburgers.
The program is administered under U.S. Department of Agriculture rules and through the Texas Department of Agriculture, and the district noted it submits an annual application to the state to participate. Staff said the meals are free of charge and open to the community — enrollment in the district is not required.
The broadcast directed listeners to the district website (under the parent portal or child nutrition section) and to posters at school buildings and the Administration Building for specific site locations and times. The segment named “Danny” as the district staff member confirming hours and that the meals are free; a full name for that staff member was not provided on-air.
