Free Meals Offered In Montgomery County During Coronavirus Crisis

SILVER SPRING, MD — Maryland's largest school district is providing free meals to all school-aged children during the coronavirus crisis.

The meals, which will be provided in a grab-and-go format, will be available from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. at 20 Montgomery County schools:

Elementary Schools

• Arcola
• Captain James Daly
• Harmony Hills
• Jackson Road
• JoAnn Leleck at Broad Acres
• Rolling Terrace
• Roscoe Nix
• Judith Resnik
• Weller Road

Middle Schools

• Argyle
• Forest Oak
• Gaithersburg
• Parkland
• Earle B. Wood

High Schools

• Montgomery Blair
• Clarksburg
• Albert Einstein
• Northwest
• Paint Branch
• Watkins Mill

Students ages 18 and under can receive both breakfast and lunch. No need to present a student ID.

More information about MCPS' free meals can be found here.

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