Text Size

HISD Provides Free Meals For Students

POSTED: Wednesday, May 30, 2007

UPDATED: 12:42 pm CDT May 31, 2007

HOUSTON -- Even though school is out for the Houston Independent School District, hundreds of schools will be open to help feed students over the summer, KPRC Local 2 reported Wednesday.

Those between the ages of 1 and 18 can have a free breakfast and free lunch at more than 200 schools.

The summer lunch program begins on Thursday and lasts through June 29.

There is no paperwork involved, and no registration is needed. A child does not have to be enrolled in summer school to receive a free meal.

Adults may also participate in the program by purchasing breakfast for $1.70 and lunch for $2.95.

Children can stop by any one of the participating HISD schools between the hours of 7:30 and 8:30 a.m. for breakfast and between the hours of 10:30 a.m. and 12:30 p.m. for lunch. The meals will be offered Monday through Friday.

Questions regarding the Summer Food Service Program may be directed to HISD/ARAMARK Food Services at 713-924-2455.

More Information:

List Of Schools Participating In Summer Food Program

Text Size

Sponsored Links

Links We Like

Video & Live Events

Most Popular

StoriesClick to Expand
- Driver Jumps Off Garage After Chase
  A driver leads police on a chase for more than an hour before he jumps off a parking garage and is apprehended.
- Teen Found Dead In Closet Was Stabbed
  An 18-year-old whose bloody body was found in a closet of her family's home died of a stab wound to the neck.
- Man Dies After Detained By Officer
  A man dies after he was detained by a police officer, KPRC Local 2 reports.
- Woman Turns Junk Into Business
  A Houston-area woman turns other people's junk into a money-making business, KPRC Local 2 reports.
- Locals Win Jackson Memorial Tickets
  Some lucky Houston-area residents win tickets to attend Michael Jackson's memorial service, and one man hopes it will change his life, KPRC Local 2 reports.
VideosClick to Expand
- Police Chase Ends Atop Parking Ramp
  July 6, 2009: A driver leads police on a chase through several cities and parts of the Houston area for more than an hour. Ryan Korsgard reports.
- Chase Suspect Jumps To Death
  July 5, 2009: A man who was speeding away from authorities struck a concrete wall and jumped 50 feet to his death off a highway exit ramp. Lisa Baldwin reports.
- Arrest Made In 2008 Slaying
  July 5, 2009: An arrest is made in a slaying the Wheel of Justice team has been following for more than a year. Joel Eisenbaum reports.
- Forest Fire Rages West Of Houston
  July 6, 2009: Hundreds of acres of land have been burned by a forest fire west of Houston, KPRC Local 2 reports.
- Home Lost In Forest Fire
  July 6, 2009: A forest fire in Colorado County has burned nearly 2,000 acres of land, KPRC Local 2 reports. Phil Archer reports.
SlideshowsClick to Expand
- Slideshow: Minivan Chase
  Police chase a driver for about an hour and ends when he jumps off the roof of a parking garage, KPRC Local 2 reports.
- Readers Show Their Tattoos, Part IV
  The images keep rolling in! See other viewers' ink, get ideas and send in your own tattoo photos.
- Faces Of Michael Jackson
  Whatever the reason, Michael Jackson's face underwent changes from the time he first hit the music scene in 1969 until his death.
- Readers Show Their Tattoos, Part V
  You won't believe some of the tattoos in here! Check out some great tattoos and some interesting ink.
- Musicians Who Died Before Their Time
  Michael Jackson is one of many musicians who died before their time. Take a look at some of the other rockers who suffered premature deaths.

Marketplace

JobsClick to Expand
- Interview Take-Along Checklist
  You’re interviewing for a job tomorrow, and you think you’re prepared. We’ve created this handy checklist so you won’t forget a thing.
- Select The Right Career Path
  Whether you're a college student preparing for graduation or an established professional unsure about a midlife change, deciding upon a career can be difficult.
- Avoid These 7 Cover Letter Mistakes
  While some employers don't bother reading cover letters, most do. And they will quickly eliminate you if you make these mistakes.
- Job Termination & Your Resume
  No matter how you left, you need to present the best accomplishments you made at the job to prospective employers.
DegreesClick to Expand
- Earn Your Degree On Your Own Terms
  Finding it hard to juggle work and school? Find out how you can get a great education that fits your needs both inside and outside of the classroom.
- Learn To Set Goals For Higher Education
  Setting goals is an essential piece of the puzzle when it comes to making the most of your educational experience.
- Let Technology Help You In The Classroom
  By utilizing cutting edge technology in the classroom you can greatly enhance your educational experience and get a leg up on the competition.
- Office Of Learning Assessment
  University of Phoenix is committed to promoting a culture of continuous quality improvement across the institution.
AdviceClick to Expand
- Save On Electricity With Off-Peak Rates
  This month's Frugal Sense winner saves on electric costs by taking advantage of off-peak rates.
- 3 Recession-Busting Gadgets
  In tough times, these three bare-bones gadgets can help stretch budgets.
- 7 Ways To Navigate A Close-Out Sale
  You may think you're getting a deal, but often the close-out price is higher than at retail.
- Want A Vacation? Deals Are Everywhere
  The recession has produced phenomenal travel opportunities. Here's how to find them.
HomesClick to Expand
- Using Technology To Sell Your Home
  In a crowded home-selling market, making your home stand out from the competition is key -- but it can be a challenge.
- Get Great Staging Tips For Your Whole House
  Have a problem room that's hurting your chances for a quick sale? Get tips here.
- Take The Drama Out Of Home Buying
  Minimize the stress of home buying with these 10 action steps, strategies & insider secrets.
- A Primer On Purchase Offers
  Don't commit to more than you can comfortably afford for a home.
- Find A Great Real Estate Investment
  Boost your odds for a successful resale down the road with these four essentials.
Education FinanceClick to Expand
- Parent, Not The Child, Controls 529 Plan
  A savings plan may be for your college education, but the parent decides what goes in and comes out.
- Colleges Offer Free Online Materials
  Many colleges and universities offer free online undergraduate and graduate-level course materials.
- Peer-To-Peer Sites Offer College Loans
  Four peer-to-peer lending sites offer loans for students and parents seeking college funding.
- Finding Financial Aid As A Married Student
  When it comes to getting college money, marriage can be an advantage instead of an obstacle.

HISD Provides Free Meals For Students

Sponsored Links

StoriesClick to Expand

VideosClick to Expand

SlideshowsClick to Expand

JobsClick to Expand

DegreesClick to Expand

AdviceClick to Expand

HomesClick to Expand

Education FinanceClick to Expand

Features