NJ School Meals – Community Eligibility

Food Assistance · New Jersey · Free

Many New Jersey school districts participate in the Community Eligibility Provision, providing free breakfast and lunch to all students without individual applications. Contact your child's school district to confirm eligibility and meal program details. Information is also available at nj.gov/agriculture. No income documentation required at participating schools. Programs cover all enrolled students and operate on the regular school calendar. Some districts also offer free meals during school breaks and summer months.

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