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The School Breakfast Program (SBP) and National School Lunch Program (NSLP) provide healthy meals to Texas students in public and private schools as well as residential child care institutions.

Socioeconomic Forms

Confused about how to collect socioeconomic data without the use of meal applications? Check out the following guidance used by districts implementing the Community Eligibility Provision (CEP): 

• FRAC's Understanding the Relationship Between Community Eligibility and Title I Funding
• Title 1 & CEP: Helpful Info for School Nutrition Staff
• How to Identify Low-Income Students in “Community Eligibility” Schools for Title I Purposes
• USDA e-Rate Guidance
• Improving Access to Free School Meals: Addressing Intersections Between Universal Free School Meal Approaches and Educational Funding (pages 5 & 6)
• e-Rate
• Emergency Broadband Benefit
• Alternative Discount Mechanisms

Sample forms and resources from other states:

• New York (Best Practices)
• Wisconsin
• Vermont

TEA Webinar

• Slides for Compensatory Education Funding and FreeReduced Price Meal Applications
• Check out the PEIMS presentation starting on slide 49

SNP Resources