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Superintendent: Michigan Meals Program funded through Sept. 30, 2025; district expects continuation
Summary
Superintendent Kapolka told the Chelsea School District board that the Michigan Meals Program provides free breakfast and lunch for all students and is funded through Sept. 30, 2025, and that the Michigan Department of Education expects the program to continue into the 2025–2026 school year.
At the Aug. 18 Chelsea School District meeting, Superintendent Kapolka updated the board on the Michigan Meals Program, saying it "provides free breakfast and lunch for all students and is funded through September 30, 2025." Kapolka added that the Michigan Department of Education has indicated they expect the program to continue in 2025–2026, noting it is included in the state budget proposals.
Board members did not record any formal action on the meals program during the meeting; the update was delivered as part of the superintendent's communications of districtwide items. Kapolka also reviewed communications and district public relations achievements, including an honorable mention in the dotCOMM Awards for the district's #ChooseChelsea campaign.
