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CHSD170 Announces Plans for “Grab and Go” Meals
The plan continues the district's commitment to providing students breakfast and lunch meals while the remote learning process is underway
Chicago Heights School District 170 has announced plans to provide "Grab and Go" meals for students as the district begins the school year via Enhanced Remote Learning.
Laretta Adams, CHSD170's Assistant Superintendent of Business Affairs, announced that the distribution of meals would begin on Tuesday, September 8th.
Breakfast and lunch meal packages will be distributed on Mondays and Thursdays near the main entrances of each neighborhood school from 7:00 a.m. until 7:30 a.m.
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On Monday, students will receive breakfast and lunch packages for Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday. On Thursday, breakfast and lunch packages for Thursday and Friday will be distributed.
Grab and Go Meals may be picked up near the main entrance of the following schools.
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Garfield Elementary School, 140 E. 23rd Street;
Grant Elementary School, 2712 Miller Avenue, SCH;
Greenbriar Elementary School, 101 W. Greenbriar Avenue;
Highland Pre-School Elementary School, 828 Willow Drive;
Jefferson Elementary School, 176 E. 11th Street;
Kennedy Elementary School, 1013 Division;
Lincoln-Gavin Elementary School, 1520 Center Avenue;
Roosevelt Elementary School, 1345 Sunnyside Avenue;
Washington-McKinley Elementary School, 25 W. 16th Place; and
Wilson Elementary School, 422 W. 16th Place.
Please note that meals will not be served at the new Middle School. Students attending the middle school must pick up meals from the neighborhood school listed above.
"We are extremely pleased to continue providing our students with breakfast and lunch packages as part of the Illinois State Board of Education's Community Eligibility Provision," Adams said.
"We realize that good, nutritious meal packages are an essential component of a successful education program and are happy to offer 'Grab and Go' meals for all our students."
CHSD170 anuncia planes para comidas para llevar
El plan continúa el compromiso del distrito de proporcionar a los estudiantes desayuno y almuerzos mientras el proceso de aprendizaje remoto está en marcha
El Distrito Escolar 170 de Chicago Heights ha anunciado planes para proporcionar comidas para llevar a los estudiantes a medida que el distrito comienza el año escolar a través del Aprendizaje Remoto Mejorado.
Laretta Adams, Asistente del Superintendente de Asuntos Comerciales de CHSD170, anunció que la distribución de comidas comenzaría el martes 8 de septiembre.
Los paquetes de desayuno y almuerzo se distribuirán los lunes y jueves cerca de las entradas principales de cada escuela del vecindario a partir de las 7:00 a.m. hasta las 7:30 a.m.
El lunes, los estudiantes recibirán paquetes de desayuno y almuerzo para los lunes, martes y miércoles. El jueves se distribuirán paquetes de desayuno y almuerzo para el jueves y viernes.
Las comidas para llevar se pueden recoger cerca de la entrada principal de las siguientes escuelas.
Escuela Primaria Garfield, 140 E. 23rd Street;
Escuela Primaria Grant, 2712 Miller Avenue, SCH;
Escuela Primaria Greenbriar, 101 W. Greenbriar Avenue;
Escuela Primaria Preescolar Highland, 828 Willow Drive;
Escuela Primaria Jefferson, 176 E. 11th Street;
Escuela Primaria Kennedy, División 1013;
Escuela Primaria Lincoln-Gavin, 1520 Center Avenue;
Escuela Primaria Roosevelt, 1345 Sunnyside Avenue;
Escuela Primaria Washington-McKinley, 25 W. 16th Place; y
Escuela Primaria Wilson, 422 W. 16th Place.
Tenga en cuenta que las comidas no se servirán en la nueva escuela intermedia. Los estudiantes que asisten a la escuela intermedia deben recoger las comidas en la escuela del vecindario mencionada anteriormente.
"Estamos muy contentos de continuar proporcionando a nuestros estudiantes paquetes de desayuno y almuerzo como parte de la Disposición de Elegibilidad Comunitaria de la Junta de Educación del Estado de Illinois", dijo Adams.
"Nos damos cuenta de que los paquetes de comidas buenos y nutritivos son un componente esencial de un programa educativo exitoso y estamos felices de ofrecer comidas 'Grab and Go' para todos nuestros estudiantes".
