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Published On: May 14th, 2013By

Aldine ISD to Offer Summer Meals Program

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During the school year, many children participate in school meals. Fortunately, children in Aldine have the opportunity to receive meals at school this summer.

Hunger is one of the most severe roadblocks to the learning process. Lack of nutrition during the summer months may create a cycle for poor performance once the school year begins again. Hunger may also make children more prone to illness and other health issues.

Free breakfast and lunch will be offered to all students participating in Aldine ISD summer programs and to children 18 years of age or younger in the Aldine community.

Specific starting dates can be obtained by contacting each participating school site. Breakfast will be served during morning hours and lunch will be available from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. at each site.

The summer feeding program will be offered at the following schools:

  • Aldine High School
  • Aldine Middle School
  • Aldine Ninth Grade School
  • Bussey Elementary School
  • Calvert Elementary School
  • Carroll Elementary School
  • Carver High School
  • Conley Elementary School
  • Davis High School
  • Eisenhower High School
  • Eisenhower Ninth Grade School
  • Goodman Elementary School
  • Francis Elementary School
  • Hall Center for Education
  • Hambrick Middle School
  • Hoffman Middle School
  • Houston Academy
  • Johnson Elementary School
  • Jones Elementary School
  • Kujawa Elementary School
  • Lewis Middle School
  • MacArthur High School
  • MacArthur Ninth Grade School
  • Magrill Elementary School
  • Marcella Intermediate School
  • Nimitz High School
  • Nimitz Ninth Grade School
  • Odom Elementary School
  • Rayford Road Intermediate School
  • Raymond Academy
  • Reece Academy
  • Reed Academy
  • Sammons Elementary School
  • Shotwell Middle School
  • Smith Academy
  • Stehlik Intermediate School
  • Stephens Elementary School
  • Stovall Academy
  • Thompson Elementary School
  • Victory Early College High School

For more information, visit the Child Nutrition website.

About the Author: Mike Keeney

Director of Public Information Aldine ISD