Matanuska-Susitna Borough School District National School Breakfast & Lunch Program The Matanuska-Susitna Borough School District is pleased to announce its policy of providing free and reduced price meals to eligible children under the National School Lunch Program, After School Snacks, School Breakfast Program. Each School and the District/Central Office has a copy of the policy, which may be reviewed by an interested party. 032 Iditarod Elementary 033 Sherrod Elementary 001 Palmer High 002 Su Valley Jr/Sr High 003 Wasilla High 034 Swanson Elementary 005 Colony High 035 Talkeetna Elementary 006 Burchell High 036 Trapper Creek Elementary 007 Houston High 038 Willow Elementary 010 Palmer Middle 039 Snowshoe Elementary 011 Wasilla Middle 041 Butte Elementary 012 Colony Middle 042 Sutton Elementary 013 Teeland Middle 043 Cottonwood Elementary 014 Houston Middle 044 Tanaina Elementary 030 Big Lake Elementary 045 Pioneer Peak Elementary 031 Glacier View School 046 Larson Elementary CEP (Community Eligible Provision); no application is required at this site for this school year Meals meet nutritional standard established by the U.S. Department of Agriculture. The above sites will participate in the National School Lunch Program, School Breakfast Program (and some schools participate in the Supper and the After School Snack Program). Households with incomes less than or equal to the following effective guidelines are eligible for free or reduced- price meals. These guidelines are effective July 1, 2023 through June 30, 2024. If you have children who approved 047 Finger Lake Elementary 048 Goosebay Elementary 049 Beryozova 050 Shaw Elementary 051 Meadow Lake Elementary 053 Machetanz Elementary 054 Denaina Elementary 063 Knik Charter School" 071 Valley Pathways* 073 Career Tech High 077 Mat-Su Day School 079 Mat-Su Middle College 080 Redington Sr. Jr/Sr High for Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) formerly known as Food Stamps, Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) or Native Family Assistance Program (NFAP), they are automatically able to receive free meals by filling an application that includes their assistance number from one of those programs. Students who are migrant, homeless, or runaways are automatically eligible and do not need to fill out an application. Foster children receive free meals regardless of the income of the household with which they reside. Note: Medicaid and Denali Kid Care case Applications can be completed Reduced Price Meals-185% of Federal Poverty Guidelines Free Meals-130 % of Federal Poverty Guidelines Every Weekly Annual Monthly Every Weekly Household Annual Monthly Size 2.808 33,689 1,404 648 1,296 2 45,584 3,799 1,900 1,754 3 57,480 4,790 2,395 2.211 4 69,375 5,782 2,891 2,669 5 81,271 6,773 3,387 3,126 6 93,166 7,764 3,882 3,584 7 105,062 8,756 4,378 4,041 8 116,957 9,747 4,874 4,499 For each additional family member add: 11,896 992 496 458 numbers do not qualify for eligibility. For more information or to get an application form for free or reduced-price school meals, contact: Diane Russo; Nutrition Services Department 690 E Cope Industrial Way, Palmer, AK 99645 Phone: (907) 861-5100 Applications cannot be approved unless they contain complete information. Information provided on an application may be verified at any time. Households may apply for school meal benefits at any time during the school online at: www.schoolcafe.com 456 23,673 1,973 987 911 877 32,032 2,670 1,335 1.232 616 1,106 40,391 3,366 1,683 1,554 777 1,335 48,750 4,063 2,032 1,875 938 1,563 57,109 4,760 2,380 2,197 1,099 1,792 65,468 5,456 2,728 2,518 1,259 2,021 73,827 6,153 3,077 2,840 1,420 2.250 82,186 6,849 3,425 3,161 1,581 697 349 161 year if circumstances change. Children whose parents or guardians become unemployed may be eligible for school meal benefits based on their house-hold income during the period of unemployment. A household whose application for school meal benefits is denied will be provided an opportunity to appeal the decision. Families may reapply as many times as needed during the school year if income or family size should change. This Institution is an equal opportunity provider. Matanuska - Susitna Borough School District National School Breakfast & Lunch Program The Matanuska - Susitna Borough School District is pleased to announce its policy of providing free and reduced price meals to eligible children under the National School Lunch Program , After School Snacks , School Breakfast Program . Each School and the District / Central Office has a copy of the policy , which may be reviewed by an interested party . 032 Iditarod Elementary 033 Sherrod Elementary 001 Palmer High 002 Su Valley Jr / Sr High 003 Wasilla High 034 Swanson Elementary 005 Colony High 035 Talkeetna Elementary 006 Burchell High 036 Trapper Creek Elementary 007 Houston High 038 Willow Elementary 010 Palmer Middle 039 Snowshoe Elementary 011 Wasilla Middle 041 Butte Elementary 012 Colony Middle 042 Sutton Elementary 013 Teeland Middle 043 Cottonwood Elementary 014 Houston Middle 044 Tanaina Elementary 030 Big Lake Elementary 045 Pioneer Peak Elementary 031 Glacier View School 046 Larson Elementary CEP ( Community Eligible Provision ) ; no application is required at this site for this school year Meals meet nutritional standard established by the U.S. Department of Agriculture . The above sites will participate in the National School Lunch Program , School Breakfast Program ( and some schools participate in the Supper and the After School Snack Program ) . Households with incomes less than or equal to the following effective guidelines are eligible for free or reduced price meals . These guidelines are effective July 1 , 2023 through June 30 , 2024. If you have children who approved 047 Finger Lake Elementary 048 Goosebay Elementary 049 Beryozova 050 Shaw Elementary 051 Meadow Lake Elementary 053 Machetanz Elementary 054 Denaina Elementary 063 Knik Charter School " 071 Valley Pathways * 073 Career Tech High 077 Mat - Su Day School 079 Mat - Su Middle College 080 Redington Sr. Jr / Sr High for Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program ( SNAP ) formerly known as Food Stamps , Temporary Assistance for Needy Families ( TANF ) or Native Family Assistance Program ( NFAP ) , they are automatically able to receive free meals by filling an application that includes their assistance number from one of those programs . Students who are migrant , homeless , or runaways are automatically eligible and do not need to fill out an application . Foster children receive free meals regardless of the income of the household with which they reside . Note : Medicaid and Denali Kid Care case Applications can be completed Reduced Price Meals - 185 % of Federal Poverty Guidelines Free Meals - 130 % of Federal Poverty Guidelines Every Weekly Annual Monthly Every Weekly Household Annual Monthly Size 2.808 33,689 1,404 648 1,296 2 45,584 3,799 1,900 1,754 3 57,480 4,790 2,395 2.211 4 69,375 5,782 2,891 2,669 5 81,271 6,773 3,387 3,126 6 93,166 7,764 3,882 3,584 7 105,062 8,756 4,378 4,041 8 116,957 9,747 4,874 4,499 For each additional family member add : 11,896 992 496 458 numbers do not qualify for eligibility . For more information or to get an application form for free or reduced - price school meals , contact : Diane Russo ; Nutrition Services Department 690 E Cope Industrial Way , Palmer , AK 99645 Phone : ( 907 ) 861-5100 Applications cannot be approved unless they contain complete information . Information provided on an application may be verified at any time . Households may apply for school meal benefits at any time during the school online at : www.schoolcafe.com 456 23,673 1,973 987 911 877 32,032 2,670 1,335 1.232 616 1,106 40,391 3,366 1,683 1,554 777 1,335 48,750 4,063 2,032 1,875 938 1,563 57,109 4,760 2,380 2,197 1,099 1,792 65,468 5,456 2,728 2,518 1,259 2,021 73,827 6,153 3,077 2,840 1,420 2.250 82,186 6,849 3,425 3,161 1,581 697 349 161 year if circumstances change . Children whose parents or guardians become unemployed may be eligible for school meal benefits based on their house - hold income during the period of unemployment . A household whose application for school meal benefits is denied will be provided an opportunity to appeal the decision . Families may reapply as many times as needed during the school year if income or family size should change . This Institution is an equal opportunity provider .