No. The following schools qualify for the Community Eligibility Provision (CEP):
- Bookman Rd. Elementary
- Bridge Creek Elementary
- Catawba Trail Elementary
- Dent Middle
- E.L. Wright Middle
- Forest Lake Elementary
- Jackson Creek Elementary
- Joseph Keels Elementary
- Killian Elementary
- L.W. Conder Elementary
- Langford Elementary
- Longleaf Middle
- Lonnie B. Nelson Elementary
- North Springs Elementary
- Polo Rd. Elementary
- Pontiac Elementary
- Rice Creek Elementary
- Richland Northeast High
- Ridge View High
- Sandlapper Elementary
- Summit Parkway Middle
- Westwood High
- Windsor Elementary
CEP is a powerful federal option that enables high-needs schools to offer breakfast and lunch to students at no charge. To qualify a group of schools in a district, or school with 40 percent or more “identified students” – children who are certified eligible for free school meals without a household application – can choose to participate.
Identified students include children directly certified through data-matching because their households receive SNAP, TANF, or FDPIR, and in some states, Medicaid benefits, as well as children who are certified for free meals without an application because they are homeless, migrant, enrolled in Head Start, or in foster care.