This program is for school-age children (high school or under) who live in low-income households. Depending on your household income, your kids may get free or reduced-price lunches at school.
Who is eligible?
To get free or low-cost meals, your household must be low-income. Income includes all money made by everyone in the household. The chart below shows who can get free meals and who can get low-cost meals. These levels are for the 2005-2006 school year. (The levels change every year.)
Household size
Free lunch
Low-cost lunch
1
$12,441/year
$17,705/year
2
16,679
32,736
3
20,917
29,767
4
25,155
35,798
5
29,393
41,829
6
33,631
47,860
7
37,869
53,891
8
42,107
59,922
Each additional member
Add 4,238
Add 6,031
How to apply
The School Lunch Program is run by school districts. You should call your local school district to get an application. Click here to find contact information.
Last Reviewed On: 03/14/06
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