March 23, 2020

Meals During School Closures – Comidas Durante el Cierre de la Escuela

Texas parents and caregivers can now visit the TXSchools.gov MealFinder Map to find locations near them where local school systems are offering free school meals—both breakfast and lunch—for pick-up while school buildings are closed because of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19). Launched by the Texas Education Agency (TEA), in partnership with the Office of the Governor and Texas Department of Agriculture (TDA), the TXSchools.gov MealFinder Map is designed to help parents and students easily find school meals during the unprecedented disruption to schools caused by COVID-19.

Parents and caregivers can type their address, and the map will zoom into meal pick-up locations that are up and running near them.

To find meals near you, please see this website: School Meal Finder

Austin ISD has created their own website for meal distribution. You do not need to be enrolled in Austin ISD to receive the free meals. For more information, please see their website: Austin ISD

Los padres y cuidadores de Texas ahora pueden visitar el Mapa MealFinder de TXSchools.gov para encontrar ubicaciones cerca de ellos donde los sistemas escolares locales ofrecen comidas escolares gratuitas, tanto desayuno como almuerzo, para que los recojan mientras los edificios escolares están cerrados debido al nuevo coronavirus (COVID-19). Lanzado por la Agencia de Educación de Texas (TEA), en asociación con la Oficina del Gobernador y el Departamento de Agricultura de Texas (TDA), el Mapa TXSchools.gov MealFinder está diseñado para ayudar a los padres y estudiantes a encontrar fácilmente las comidas escolares durante la interrupción sin precedentes en las escuelas. causado por COVID-19.

Los padres y cuidadores pueden escribir su dirección, y el mapa se acercará a los lugares de recogida de comidas que están cerca de ellos.

Para encontrar comidas cerca de usted, consulte este sitio web: School Meal Finder

Austin ISD ha creado su propio sitio web para la distribución de comidas. No necesita estar inscrito en Austin ISD para recibir las comidas gratis. Para obtener más información, visite su sitio web: AustinISD

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