Community Eligibility Program (CEP)
Chandler Unified is pleased to announce that through the Community Eligibility Provisions (CEP) of the National School Breakfast and Lunch Program, 10 qualifying schools will be able to provide breakfast and lunch to their students at no charge effective immediately.
All students enrolled at any of these schools may receive one breakfast meal and one lunch meal at no charge every school day. Free and Reduced meal applications are not required at these sites.
Community Eligibility Provision (CEP) Schools
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Andersen Elementary
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Bologna Elementary
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Conley Elementary
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Chief Hill Learning Academy
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Frye Elementary
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Galveston Elementary
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Hartford Sylvia Encinas Elementary
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Sanborn Elementary
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San Marcos Elementary
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Shumway Leadership Academy
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
- What is Community Eligibility Provision (CEP)?
- When does CEP go into effect, and when does it expire?
- What schools qualify?
- My child's school is not on the CEP list. Do I still need to fill out a Free & Reduced Meal application?
- My school is CEP eligible. Do I still need to fill out a Free & Reduced Meal application for my child?
- What happens to the money in my child's meal account?
- If families have already pre-paid the student meal account, can they request a refund, transfer or donation?
- What if my student has a negative meal account at the current time?
What is Community Eligibility Provision (CEP)?
When does CEP go into effect, and when does it expire?
What schools qualify?
My child's school is not on the CEP list. Do I still need to fill out a Free & Reduced Meal application?
My school is CEP eligible. Do I still need to fill out a Free & Reduced Meal application for my child?
What happens to the money in my child's meal account?
If families have already pre-paid the student meal account, can they request a refund, transfer or donation?
What if my student has a negative meal account at the current time?
This institution is an equal opportunity provider.
