[COVID-19] RESOURCES

ALL TEXAS PUBLIC SCHOOLS ARE CLOSED FOR THE REMAINDER OF THE SCHOOL YEAR.

ARLINGTON ISD

MEALS INFORMATION:
Meal Information, pick up locations and menu: https://www.aisd.net/coronavirus/student-meal-plan-during-school-closure/

PICK-UP DAYS ARE MONDAYS & THURSDAYS ONLY BETWEEN 10:30 AM – 12:30 PM. Arlington ISD Food and Nutrition Service personnel will be distributing frozen or refrigerated food that is packaged much like you’d get at a grocery store.

• • The Arlington ISD will provide a menu as a suggestion for how to use the food items, but families will be able to choose when and what combination of food to eat as preferred.
  • Mondays families will pick up three breakfasts and three lunches per child 18 and under; Thursdays families will pick up four breakfasts and four lunches per child 18 and under.
  • Meals will continue to be distributed from 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. on Monday and Thursday ONLY.
  • Drivers are asked to open the trunk or rear hatch so an Arlington ISD staff member can place the items in the car.
  • If you’re not planning to eat the food immediately, please follow these guidelines to make sure food remains safe to eat at a later time:
    • Discard all perishable foods and beverages that have been left out longer than 2 hours
    • Refrigerate or freeze, as appropriate, foods and beverages as soon as possible but always within 2 hours.
  • No student ID or other form of identification is required if child is present.
  • The USDA has waived the requirement that the child be present to receive the meal. A district now has the option to allow parents/guardians to pick up meals for their children who are not present if appropriate documentation is shown.ANYONE REQUESTING MEALS FOR A CHILD WHO IS NOT PRESENT WITH THEM MUST SHOW ONE OF THE FOLLOWING FORMS OF IDENTIFICATION:
    • Student ID badge from the child’s school
    • Student report card from the 2019-20 school year
    • Birth certificate
    • An official letter/email from a district, charter or private school showing children in the household

   

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MANSFIELD ISD

MISD: Student Nutrition

To ensure that children continue receiving delicious and nutritious meals throughout the summer, Mansfield ISD will kick off its sixth annual free summer meals program.

Starting May 29, all kids up to age 18 and adults with special needs up to age 21 will receive the free food from 9 to 11 a.m. on Tuesdays and Fridays. (Three breakfast meals and three lunch meals will be provided on those days.)

The food distribution sites are:

• Glenn Harmon Elementary School
• D.P. Morris Elementary School
• Annette Perry Elementary School
• Mary Jo Sheppard Elementary School
• Della Icenhower Intermediate School
• Lake Ridge High School

View the menu.

Children do not have to be an MISD student to receive the meals, and families can visit any of the participating sites.

The packaged meals are distributed in a drive-thru fashion. Walkers and bike riders are also welcome to grab a meal to go.

No one will need to exit their personal vehicles; and if the child is not present, a form of ID or proof of enrollment will need to be presented on site.

Examples of ID and proof of enrollment are:

• An official Letter/email from school that shows children as enrolled
• An individual student report cards
• An attendance record from parent portal of school website
• A birth certificate for children not in school
• A student ID card

The last day of service will be Friday, July 31.

For meals locations across Texas, visit: txschools.gov

Daycare Information:  New Emergency Rules for Day Care Operations

Fall Reopening 2020

Parents, please note that the deadline to submit your child’s application for the MISD Virtual Learning Academy has been extended to Monday, July 20. The district asks that parents submit their decision by that date for planning and staffing purposes.