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Policy on universal school meals moved for first reading amid CEP clarifications
Summary
The policy subcommittee advanced an updated EFC policy for first reading that incorporates MASC language and clarifies the district’s Community Eligibility Provision status and use of a supplemental low-income form in lieu of traditional free/reduced applications.
The North Middlesex Regional School District policy subcommittee voted to move an updated EFC policy on universal and free school meals forward for a first reading, after agreeing to align district language with the Massachusetts Association of School Committees (MASC) model and to clarify how the Community Eligibility Provision (CEP) affects applications.
Committee members and staff reviewed the district’s existing EFC wording against the newest…
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