Kenosha Unified will be returning to pre-pandemic meal procedures for the 2022-23 school year. This includes some schools being Community Eligibility Provision (CEP) schools where all students in designated buildings may participate in the free and reduced-price meal program at no charge, and remaining schools being Non-CEP schools where applications are required to participate in the free or reduced-price meal program.
Students also may pay full price or bring cold lunch as an option. The food served in the free and reduced-price meal program is the same as the full-price meal.
CEP SCHOOLS (no applications required):
Bose, Brass, Chavez, Curtis Strange, EBSOLA Creative Arts, EBSOLA Dual Language, Forest Park, Frank, Grant, Grewenow, Harvey, Jefferson, McKinley, Roosevelt, Somers, Southport, Stocker, Vernon, Wilson, Bradford, Bullen, Hillcrest, Lincoln, Reuther, Washington
USDA Free and Reduced-Price Meal Applications are not required to receive free or reduced-price meals at CEP school(s), however, they are encouraged to because other programs, such as fine arts, athletics, testing and scholarships may ask for your free/reduced status for reduced or waived fees. You may complete an online application via the Free and Reduced webpage, or you may visit your child’s school office to pick up a paper copy.
NON-CEP SCHOOLS (applications required):
Brompton, Dimensions of Learning, Jeffery, KTEC East and West, Nash, Pleasant Prairie, Prairie Lane, Whittier, Lance, Mahone, Harborside, Indian Trail, LakeView, Tremper
USDA Free and Reduced-Price Meal Applications are required to receive free or reduced-price meals at Non-CEP schools. You may complete an online application via the Free and Reduced webpage, or you may visit your child’s school office to pick up a paper copy.
The following household size and income criteria will be used for determining eligibility. Children from families whose annual income is at or below the levels shown are eligible for free and reduced-price meals.
Family Size Income Scale
for determining eligibility for free and reduced-price meals
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ANNUAL INCOME LEVEL |
MONTHLY INCOME LEVEL |
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Family (Household) Size |
Free Must be at or below figure listed |
Reduced Price Must be at or between figures listed |
Free Must be at or below figure listed |
Reduced Price Must be at or between figures listed |
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1 |
$17,667 |
$17,667.01 and $25,142 |
$ 1,473 |
$1,473.01 and $2,096 |
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2 |
$23,803 |
$23,803.01 and $33,874 |
$1,984 |
$1,984.01 and $2,823 |
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3 |
$29,939 |
$29,939.01 and $42,606 |
$2,495 |
$2,495.01 and $3,551 |
|
4 |
$36,075 |
$36,075.01 and $51,338 |
$3,007 |
$3,007.01 and $4,279 |
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5 |
$42,211 |
$42,211.01 and $60,070 |
$3,518 |
$3,518.01 and $5,006 |
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6 |
$48,347 |
$48,347.01 and $68,802 |
$4,029 |
$4,029.01 and $5,734 |
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7 |
$54,483 |
$54,483.01 and $77,534 |
$4,541 |
$4,541.01 and $6,462 |
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8 |
$60,609 |
$60,609.01 and $86,266 |
$5,052 |
$5,052.01 and $7,189 |
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For each add’l household member, add |
+ $6,136 |
+ $6,136 and +$8,732 |
+ $512 |
+ $512 and + $728 |
To view your child’s school breakfast and lunch menus, visit the MealViewer website. You also can view menu pricing on the district website or add funds to your child’s meal account on myschoolbucks.com.
For additional information, please contact KUSD Food Service Director Cindy Gossett at 262-359-6382 or cgossett@kusd.edu.