MIDDLE & HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS
Special Assistance Alternative Provision 2
PUBLIC MEDIA RELEASE FOR NON-BASE YEAR
NATIONAL SCHOOL BREAKFAST PROGRAMS
Chattahoochee County School District is participating in the Special Assistance Alternative
Provision 2. Through Provision 2, a school district or a single school may offer meals at no charge to all students. Continued participation in this provision eliminates the procedure of distributing and processing free and reduced-price meal applications each school year.
Echo Kronberg, Nutrition Director
The following schools will be participating in Provision 2 and provide meals at no charge to children during School Year 2026-2027:
Chattahoochee County Middle/High School – BREAKFAST ONLY
Provision 2 will not be implemented at Lunch. Meal prices will be determined by student eligibility.
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