YORKTOWN SCHOOLS

K-12 students qualify for one free lunch per day

Offered through the district’s participation in the National School Lunch Program

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YORKTOWN HEIGHTS N.Y—Every student in grades K-12 at Yorktown Schools will qualify for one free lunch per day under the National School Lunch Program, the district announced. 

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According to the district’s July Community Update, Superintendent Ron Hattar said a complete lunch includes the main meal listed on the school’s lunch menu and a carton of milk. Snacks, extra beverages, or any additional lunch items beyond the first free meal will be charged at regular prices. 

Hattar also noted that students with a negative lunch account balance of $25 or more will not be allowed to purchase additional items on credit until the balance is paid down. Families may add funds to their student's lunch account through the MySchoolBucks website or app, or by writing a check to the district’s cafeteria. He encouraged any families facing financial hardship to contact the school for further support. 

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