Students who will attend certain Houston ISD schools can apply for free or reduced-price meals for the 2022-2023 school year as long as they meet certain requirements.
In a release on Thursday, nine HISD schools will participate in the application process. Beginning this month, the district will send letters to families informing them of the benefit.
To be eligible, the parent residing with the child must fill out the application available online or as a hard copy. The application must have the following:
HISD students must submit an application if they attend the following schools below:
For more information and to view eligibility requirements, click here.
Students who attend HISD schools outside of the list above may continue to receive free or reduced-priced meals.
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In a release on Thursday, nine HISD schools will participate in the application process. Beginning this month, the district will send letters to families informing them of the benefit.
To be eligible, the parent residing with the child must fill out the application available online or as a hard copy. The application must have the following:
- Names of all members of the household, including the child.
- Income from each household member
- Last 4 digits of Social Security number of adult household members signing the application, and signature.
HISD students must submit an application if they attend the following schools below:
- High School for the Performing and Visual Arts (HSPVA)
- Harvard Elementary
- Horn Elementary
- Mark Twain Elementary
- Travis Elementary
- Oak Forest Elementary
- River Oaks Elementary
- West University Elementary
- Roberts Elementary
For more information and to view eligibility requirements, click here.
Students who attend HISD schools outside of the list above may continue to receive free or reduced-priced meals.
CONTINUING COVERAGE:
HISD discuss district’s planning, precautions as students head back to school
‘Don’t have a lot of confidence’: HISD leaders raise security concerns; police chief says team is ready, but more equipment needed
Continue reading...