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Free and Reduced Meals
ACOE's Student Programs and Service provides free meals for children served under the National School Lunch Program and School Breakfast Program at five of our Community School sites: Hayward Community School, Burke Academy, Fruitvale Academy, Quest Academy and Opportunity Academy.
We recognize the benefits that consistent and healthy meals have on student achievement, and do not require families to pay for student meals. We believe that all children should have equitable access to adequate nutrition.
In partnership with Oakland Unified School District (OUSD), ACOE provides meals to Fruitvale Academy, Quest Academy and Opportunity students. ACOE is also in partnership with Newark Unified School District (NUSD) to provide meals to Burke Academy, Hayward Community, Quest Academy and Opportunity Academy students.
Lunch Application Forms
(to be completed each year)› 2019-2020 Solicitud para Burke Academy
› 2019-2020 Burke Academy Application› 2019-2020 Solicitud para Fruitvale Academy
› 2019-2020 Fruitvale Academy Application› 2019-2020 Solicitud para Hayward Community School
› 2019-2020 Hayward Community School Application› 2019-2020 Solicitud para Opportunity Academy
› 2019-2020 Opportunity Academy Application› 2019-2020 Solicitud para Quest Academy
› 2019-2020 Quest Academy Application
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