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Community Eligibility Provision
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The following schools will participate in the Community Eligibility Provision (CEP) for the 2023-24 school year:
- A T Allen Elementary
- Beverly Hills STEM Elementary
- Concord High
- Concord Middle
- CCS Opportunity School
- Performance Learning Center (PLC)
- Rocky River Elementary
- Royal Oaks School of the Arts
- W M Irvin Elementary
- Winecoff Elementary
- Wolf Meadow Elementary
What is CEP?
In a CEP School, ALL enrolled students receive a nutritious Breakfast & Lunch at no cost, regardless of family income. Students are not required to complete an application for Free or Reduced Price Meals unless they have siblings in other CCS schools.
What if my student transfers to a school that is not CEP?
If your student receives a meal or transfers to a school that is not a part of the CEP program, you will be responsible for the cost of your child's meal. You may aply for Free or Reduced Meal Benefits at that time if you feel your family qualifies.
What about siblings?
If you have children who are enrolled in a non-CEP school, you will be responsible for the cost of meals provided to the child at that non-CEP school. However, if you feel your family may qualify for Free or Reduced-Price meal benefits, you are encouraged to complete an application for Free & Reduced-Price Meals online at LINQ Connect or see your school Cafeteria Manager for a paper application.
What if my child wants extras?
CEP covers the cost of a breakfast and lunch each day. For an additional entree or snack, you will be responsible for the cost of those items.