How North Penn Kids Can Get Free Lunches Amid Coronavirus Closure

LANSDALE, PA — North Penn School District children can receive free grab and go lunches during the coronavirus shut down, the district announced.

The free lunches are available for any children age 18 and under. The program will begin on Tuesday, March 17.

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Lunches can be picked up between 11 a.m. and 1 p.m. at the student drop off lane in the following schools:

• Hatfield Elementary School, 1701 Fairgrounds Road, Hatfield
• Knapp Elementary School, 698 Knapp Road, Lansdale
• Oak Park Elementary School, 500 Squirrel Lane, Lansdale,
• Inglewood Elementary School, 1313 Allentown Road, Lansdale
• Kulp Elementary School, 801 Cowpath Road, Hatfield, PA

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All occupants of the vehicle should stay inside the vehicle. A child must be present in order for meals to be provided.

Lunch and breakfast will be provided on a first come, first serve basis. A menu is included here, and below:

Monday

Breakfast: Breakfast Bar, Fruit Cup, Milk
Lunch: Turkey and Cheese Sandwich, Fruit, 100% Juice, Milk

Tuesday

Breakfast: Cereal, Fruit Cup, Milk
Lunch: Yogurt, String Cheese, Graham Snack, Fruit, 100% Juice, Milk

Wednesday

Breakfast: Breakfast Bar, Fruit Cup, Milk
Lunch: Nacho Meal, Tostitos Scoops, Cheese Cup, Salsa, Fruit, 100% Juice, Milk

Thursday

Breakfast: Cereal, Fruit Cup, Milk
Lunch: WOW Soy Butter and Jelly Sandwich, String Cheese, Fruit, 100% Juice, Milk

Friday

Breakfast: Breakfast Bar, Fruit Cup, Milk
Lunch: Pizza Fun Lunch Meal, Fruit, 100% Juice, Milk

Families who live nearby may walk over, but are asked not to congregate at the pick-up site.

Gov. Wolf ordered all schools in Pennsylvania closed through at least March 27 in order to curb the spread of the virus.

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