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Child Nutrition Eligibility & Education Benefit Application (CNEEB)

 Free School Meals 2022-2030
The Auburn School District has been approved to participate in the Federal Community Eligibility Provision (CEP) that provides school breakfast and lunch at no charge for all enrolled ASD students, regardless of family household income. We are so excited to offer healthy, nutritious meals to all ASD students. 

Schools participating in Community Eligibility Provision (CEP) use the Child Nutrition Eligibility & Education Benefit Application (CNEEB) form to gather important income data. The CNEEB form replaces the previous Family Income Survey form. 

The CNEEB form helps to fund school programs, may waive school fees and qualify your family for other community programs. 

The CNEEB form helps Families qualify for:

  • SUN Bucks EBT
  • Free ASB card 
  • Free Athletics Family Pass 
  • Waive fees for Field Trips

CNEEB helps our district get additional funding for school programs and academic resources such as:  

  • Before and After school academic and enrichment programs
  • Learning Assistance Program (LAP)
  • Resources for classrooms and teachers    
  • Additional School Support Staffing

Primary Family Guardians please take a moment to submit the CNEEB Form electronically by logging into your Skyward Family Access and then click the tiles named Food Service Application plus Consent to Share, follow the prompts on both tiles, review, then submit to finalize. Please allow up to 10 business days of processing time. 

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CNEEB Applications *Translations coming soon*

English                Spanish – Español                Skyward - Sign In 

Dari – دری                Pashto –پښتو                Russian – Русский

Ukrainian – Українська          Marshallese – Kajin Majōl

 

Need a copy of your Free/Reduced Eligibility Letter?
You can get a copy of your Free/Reduced Eligibility letter by calling 253-931-4972 or email your request to: Childnutrition@auburn.wednet.edu

Be sure to check your email for a copy of your eligibility letter.  The subject line is: ASD Child Nutrition Services - School Meal Information

Another Option: Child Nutrition Information letter is available in Skyward Family Access. You may print it or save it to your computer.

Please log into your Family Access (see links below and screenshots), go to your student’s name, navigate to the Portfolio tile, and click on the download arrow icon under the Attachments to print the letter.

 

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Important Information
Throughout the year, we perform Direct Certification matches for meal benefits.  We are required to conduct six DC matches annually.

Child Nutrition Mission Statement
Our Child Nutrition department's mission is to support students and families by offering nutritionally sound, healthy, well-balanced meals every day. Proper nutrition is the key to student learning and academic success. Nourishing breakfast and lunches are available at 24 schools each day, prepared on site. We serve over 6,000 breakfasts and 10,000 lunches each day in our district.

We offer a wonderful variety of fruits and vegetables on our salad bars. Whole grains, proteins, and a variety of low fat milk choices come with the salad bars each day. All meals are trans-fat free and meet the current USDA requirements regulating calories, fats, sugar, nutrients and serving size. Every school offers a variety of entrée choices and options on the salad bar. 

  • The Auburn School District complies with all Federal law and U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) civil rights regulations and policies.
    For more information, download our Civil Rights Non-Discrimination Statement.