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Shawnee Public Schools qualifies for 100% student meal reimbursement under CEP
Summary
Superintendent Dr. Aaron Espolt told the board Shawnee now qualifies for 100% student meal reimbursement under the Community Eligibility Provision (CEP); the district reported a 33% increase in meals served last year.
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Shawnee Public Schools will receive full federal meal reimbursement for all students after qualifying for the Community Eligibility Provision (CEP), Superintendent Dr. Aaron Espolt told the board at its Aug. 5 meeting.
Dr. Espolt said the district is "now completely funded for 100% student breakfasts and lunches," and noted the percentage of meals served rose 33% in the prior school year. He credited Child Nutrition director Julia Jesseph and Student Information staff member Lauren Santos for the district securing the funding. The board approved a separate capital purchase for Child Nutrition equipment that same night.
The district plans to monitor staffing and enrollment before making final hiring decisions this fall. The superintendent also listed start-of-year dates, noting new-teacher orientation begins Aug. 7 and the first day of classes is Aug. 15.
