Maine School Administrative District No. 27 is pleased to announce
that SAD27 has been accepted to participate in the USDA Summer Food Service
Program once again this year. This program, funded entirely
by the USDA, enables us to serve a free lunch to anyone 18 and under, regardless
of income, race, color, national origin, sex, age or disability.
Who is this program for? All youth 18 and under. There are no residency requirements, no income requirements, we don’t even ask for ID. The Summer Food Service Program is designed to help communities, not just individuals, and the program is more successful the more children participate.
Please note that VOLUNTEERS ARE NEEDED! If you would like to volunteer at the Fort Kent site, please sign up using this online form https://goo.gl/hKRsox or contact Bonita Cairns @ bonitacirns@sad27.org.
Meals will be served Mondays through
Fridays from June 25-August 3 at the following sites. **Please note that the program will be
closed on Tuesday, July 4.**
·
Fort Kent
Community High School Cafeteria from 11:30am until 12:15pm
·
Eagle
Lake Town Office, 36 Devoe Brook Rd from 11:30pm to 12:30pm
Who is this program for? All youth 18 and under. There are no residency requirements, no income requirements, we don’t even ask for ID. The Summer Food Service Program is designed to help communities, not just individuals, and the program is more successful the more children participate.
Do I have to
sign my child up? No.
Your child can just show up at one of the service sites on those days
they would like to eat lunch, but please keep in mind this program is first
come, first serve.
Can I eat
there too? Yes, but since this
program is for youth 18 and under, adults over the age of 18 need to pay the
SAD27 meal cost of $4.50 per lunch.
What
information does my child need to participate in the program? Absolutely none.
For program administration purposes, SAD27 needs to keep track of the
number of meals served, so we keep a count of youth getting meals per day, but
we collect no other information.
Will there be
adults present to supervise youth participating in this program? Yes. In
addition to the staff making and serving the lunches, staff from the SJV Oral
Health Stakeholders will be present to assist as needed at the Fort Kent site,
and adult volunteers will be present at the Eagle Lake site.
My child attends the Fort Kent Summer
Recreation Program. Can they participate
in this program? Yes.
Fort Kent Parks and Recreation staff will escort children from Jalbert
Park to the CHS cafeteria for the Summer Lunch Program.
Still have
questions? For the Fort Kent site, please contact the
Summer Lunch Program Administrator, Melanie Lagasse, at mlagasse@sad33.org or at 207-834-5540.
For questions about the Eagle Lake site, please contact the Eagle Lake Town Office at 207-444-5511.
Please note that VOLUNTEERS ARE NEEDED! If you would like to volunteer at the Fort Kent site, please sign up using this online form https://goo.gl/hKRsox or contact Bonita Cairns @ bonitacirns@sad27.org.
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