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Learning does not end when school lets out. Neither does the need for good nutrition. Announcing 2018 Summer Breakfast and Lunch Program Available to all Students and Children in the LJISD Community (This program is free to all children between the ages of 1 and 18). The program begins on May 30, 2018 for High Schools / June 4, 2018 for all other programs and runs through August 3, 2018. Meals will be provided at the sites below: Tabasco Elementary (June 4-29, 2018) Escandon Elementary (June 4-29, 2018) Cavazos Elementary (June 4-29, 2018) Paredes Elementary (June 4-29, 2018) Lorenzo De Zavala Middle School (June 4-29, 2018) Trevino Middle School (June 4-29, 2018) Garcia Middle School (June 4-29, 2018) La Joya High School (May 30- August 3, 2018) Juarez-Lincoln High School (May 30- August 3, 2018) Palmview High School (May 30- August 3, 2018) A complete list of sites with approved dates and times is available by: No form of identification is required, kids simply show up. *Holiday: July 4, 2018 Schools will be closed
Good nutrition is essential for learning in school. Continuing healthy eating habits is also important during the long hot summer months. Eating nutritious foods helps ensure students retain their hard learned knowledge… and to help them to keep right on learning throughout the summer. For many of these children, summer vacation can bring the temptation of eating empty calorie snacks and foods that are high in sugar, fats and sodium. And for many others, summer exposes students to an increased risk of hunger and developmental decline. Make seasonal fruits and vegetables a high priority for your snacks, meals and anytime. Summertime is a time to play hard...but it is also a time to remember to eat right. Make sure good nutrition remains a priority all summer long, and students will return to school in the Fall healthy, sharp and ready to learn.
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