Continuing the free- and reduced-priced meal program offered during the school year, the Fulton County School System is providing children in the community access to free, nutritious meals at both Mimosa Elementary and Holcomb Bridge Middle School through June.

As part of the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s “Seamless Summer Food Service Program,” Fulton offers the program at several system schools during the summer school schedule. The program allows school-age children under 18 an opportunity to receive meals at no charge.

Children do not need to be students in the school, but they should sign in at the front office to receive a meal pass. Parents must enforce that their children adhere to behavioral guidelines, which include leaving the building once they have eaten since most of the schools are being used as summer school sites.

For more information, contact the Fulton County School System’s School Nutrition Program at 404-669-8960 or the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s website.