Where to find free summer meals at San Antonio area schools
Not everyone can get nutritious meals when school is out. Several San Antonio area school districts are providing free breakfast and lunch for students throughout the summer, providing nutritious meals for children under 18 and younger, and students with disabilities up to age 21. These programs are federally funded and administered by the Texas Department of Agriculture. To find other locations, call 211 or visit SummerFood.org for an interactive site locator map.
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Several San Antonio area school districts are providing free breakfast and lunch for students throughout the summer. Why it matters: Children need nutritious meals, but not everyone can access them when school is out.
• Beleaguered parents also could use a break from figuring out what their kids are going to eat each day.
How it works: Many programs offer free meals to children age 18 and younger, and enrolled students with disabilities, up to age 21.
• They are federally funded and administered by the Texas Department of Agriculture.
Below are locations, times and dates for area districts:
Zoom in: To find other locations, call 211 to speak to a live operator.
• Or visit SummerFood.org for an interactive site locator map.