Shelby County Schools Announce Income Requirements for Free/Reduced Lunches

 

 

INCOME ELIGIBILITY GUIDELINES 2014-2015 (effective July 1, 2014)

Household Size

 

Eligibility Scale
for Free Meals

Household Size

 

Eligibility Scale
for Reduced-Priced Meals

 

Per Year

Per Month

Bi- Weekly

Per Week

 

Per Year

Per Month

Bi- Weekly

Per Week

1

15171

1265

584

292

1

21590

1800

831

416

2

20449

1705

787

394

2

29101

2426

1120

560

3

25727

2144

990

495

3

36612

3051

1409

705

4

31005

2584

1193

597

4

44123

3677

1698

849

5

36283

3024

1396

698

5

51634

4303

1986

993

6

41561

3464

1599

800

6

59145

4929

2275

1138

7

46839

3904

1802

901

7

66656

5555

2564

1282

8

52117

4344

2005

1003

8

74167

6181

2853

1427

For Each
Additional Family
Member Add

+5278

+440

+203

+102

For Each
Additional Family
Member Add

+7511

+626

+289

+145

                             

 

The Shelby School District has announced the income eligibility guidelines for free and reduced lunch-price meals for children served in schools under the Local School Food Authority and the National School Lunch/Breakfast Program.  Local school officials have adopted the following household size and income criteria. 

 Parents whose income falls within the limits outlined in the table shown above may be eligible for free or reduced-price meals.  Parents may apply by completing an application form that will be sent home with students.  Additional copies are available in your child’s school office or apply online at www.shelbyed.k12.al.us/cnp/meal_benefits.htm. School officials will be verifying the income of some households during the school year.  Those selected households will be requested to provide income documentation in order to continue receiving free and reduced-priced meals.  Sandy McKim, Shelby County Schools Application Processor, will review the applications and determine eligibility.

 The last four digits of the social security number must be provided for the primary wage earner or household member who signs the application.  Adults ineligible for social security numbers should indicate their status on the application.  Foster children may also be eligible for these benefits. Parents who have foster children living with them should contact their school for more information on how to apply.

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