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The Healthy, Hunger Free Kids Act of 2010 includes the implementation of Community Eligibility Provision (CEP), providing free breakfast and free lunch to all students at eligible schools, to ensure that every student can participate in the National School Lunch Program (NSLP) and School Breakfast Program (SBP).

To qualify, a school must have 40 percent or more of Identified Student Percentage (ISP) to be eligible for meals at no cost over a four-year period.

Community Eligibility Provision (CEP)
  • Elementary School
    •
  • Asa G. Hilliard Elementary
  • Bethune Elementary
  • Brookview Elementary
  • Briar Hills Elementary
  • Campbell Elementary
  • Cliftondale Elementary
  • College Park Elementary
  • Dunwoody Springs Elementary
  • Feldwood Elementary
  • C. H. Gullatt Elementary
  • Hapeville Elementary
  • Heritage Elementary
  • Hamilton E. Holmes Elementary
  • Ison Springs Elementary
  • Esther Jackson Elementary
  • Lake Forest Elementary
  • Seaborn Lee Elementary
  • Liberty Point Elementary
  • Mimosa Elementary
  • Love T. Nolan Elementary
  • Oakley Elementary
  • Palmetto Elementary
  • Randolph Elementary
  • Renaissance Elementary
  • Stonewall Tell Elementary
  • Vickery Mill Elementary
  • Evoline C West Elementary
  • Wolf Creek Elementary
  • Middle School
    •
  • Bear Creek Middle
  • Camp Creek Middle
  • Ronald McNair Middle
  • Renaissance Middle
  • Sandy Springs Middle
  • Paul D. West Middle
  • Woodland Middle
  • Banneker High
  • Creekside High

  • High School
    •
  • Langston Hughes High
  • The Promise Career Academy High
  • Tri-Cities High
Community Eligibility Provision Meal Prices Breakfast $0 Lunch $0

Families do not have to fill out meal applications for children enrolled in the above schools.

 

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  • ASA G HILLIARD ELEMENTARY
  • BETHUNE ELEMENTARY
  • BROOKVIEW ELEMENTARY
  • CAMPBELL ELEMENTARY
  • CLIFTONDALE ELEMENTARY
  • COLLEGE PARK ELEMENTARY
  • CONLEY HILLS ELEMENTARY
  • DUNWOODY SPRINGS ELEMENTARY
  • FELDWOOD ELEMENTARY
  • GULLATT CH ELEMENTARY
  • HAPEVILLE ELEMENTARY
  • HERITAGE ELEMENTARY
  • HOLMES HAMILTON E ELEMENTARY
  • ISON SPRINGS ELEMENTARY
  • JACKSON ESTHER ELEMENTARY
  • LAKE FOREST ELEMENTARY
  • LEE SEABORN ELEMENTARY
  • LIBERTY POINT ELEMENTARY
  • MIMOSA ELEMENTARY
  • NOLAN LOVE T ELEMENTARY
  • OAKLEY ELEMENTARY
  • PALMETTO ELEMENTARY
  • RANDOLPH A PHILIP ELEMENTARY
  • RENAISSANCE ELEMENTARY
  • STONEWALL TELL ELEMENTARY
  • VICKERY MILLS ELEMENTARY
  • WEST EVOLINE C ELEMENTARY
  • WOLF CREEK ELEMENTARY
  • BEAR CREEK MIDDLE
  • CAMP CREEK MIDDLE
  • McNAIR RONALD E MIDDLE
  • RENAISSANCE MIDDLE
  • SANDY SPRINGS MIDDLE
  • WEST PAUL D MIDDLE
  • WOODLAND MIDDLE
  • BANNEKER HIGH
  • CREEKSIDE HIGH
  • LANGSTON HUGHES HIGH
  • TRI CITIES HIGH
Community Eligibility Provision Meal Prices Breakfast $0 Lunch $0

Families do not have to fill out meal applications for children enrolled in the above schools.

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