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Catherine Sweeney, 100 Catherine Sweeney Apts.and continue weekly Monday through Saturday until further notice at the housing locations listed below. If you have any questions or need food support but cannot make it to the pickup location, please email Allissa Eiser, Food Service Director at Central School Districtīreakfast and lunch deliveries starting Tuesday, March 17 to every student in district unless they’ve opted out.īrunswick-Brittonkill School District (need to update)īGCCA is offering 11 to-go breakfast and lunch sites across Albany and Troy for youth ages 18 and younger pick-up beginning Wednesday, March 18, from 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. If you participate in the District’s weekend backpack program, we will have backpacks available for pick up on Fridays. The district asks you to stay in your vehicle, they will bring the meals to you.Ĩ a.m. Those picking up meals should come to the Van Dyke Road entrance near the cafeteria.

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East Berne Senior Center, 1360 Helderberg Trailīeginning Tuesday, March 17, free grab-and-go breakfast and lunch for all students 18 and younger, regardless of need, will be available for pick up at Bethlehem Central High School weekdays.– 10 a.m.Īdditionally through generous donations, representatives from the Town of Berne Youth Council will distribute food at these sites Tuesday, March 17 and Thursday, March 19 to anyone in need.

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Parents with more than one student only need to visit one location to pick up food.īackpack Food Program: BSCSD says they will update with a plan by mid-week.īerne-Knox-Westerlo Central School Districtīreakfast and lunch will be distributed at three locations starting Tuesday, March 17, daily Monday-Friday from 8 a.m. Gordon Creek, Milton Terrace and Wood Road Students- Use Milton Terrace Elementary School Cafeteria Side Entrance, 200 Wood Rd.Malta Students (Malta Ave Elementary School main entrance) 70 Malta Ave.

Ballston Spa High School/Middle School Students (HS main entrance), 220 Ballston Ave.

Parents or other family members can pick up meals starting Monday, March 16, daily between 10:30 and 1 p.m. If you are unable to pick up meals at either location, please contact your child’s building principal.įree and reduced breakfasts and lunches are available for students enrolled in the program. If you will be picking up meals for a child with dietary restrictions, please contact Colleen Wise at so we may prepare a meal for you.

Fridays: Lunch for Friday, Breakfast for Monday.

Wednesdays: Lunch for Wednesday, Breakfast and Lunch for Thursday, Breakfast for Friday.

Mondays: Lunch for Monday, Breakfast and Lunch for Tuesday, Breakfast for Wednesday.

Pickup sites are at Algonquin Middle School, 333 NY-351 and Miller Hill-Sand Lake Elementary School 8439 Miller Hill Rd. You are asked to stay in your car, meals will be brought to the window on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays in a drive-thru format.

Backpack Program: District working to facilitate deliveries to student’s homes.Īverill Park Central School District will offer cold grab-and-go meals to all students in need, free of charge, beginning on Wednesday, March 18 from 9 a.m.

We will be distributing food throughout the closure and specific details will be given to each family.

Meals: A staff member will contact all families that receive free or reduced-price breakfast and lunch.

Tony Clement Center for Education, 395 Elk St. Giffen Memorial Elementary School, 274 South Pearl St. each day during the closure:Īlbany High School (Washington Avenue entrance), 700 Washington Ave.Īlbany School of Humanities (ASH), 108 Whitehall RoadĪrbor Hill Elementary School, 1 Arbor Drive

The City School District of Albany is providing grab and go meals to all students in need starting Monday, March 16 at these sites from 11:30 a.m. We will continue to update this list as changes are made, or additional sites become available.ĭid we miss a spot? Send reporter Erika Leigh a note at so we can include your business or school district. Fortunately, there are sites across the region providing meals to anyone who needs them while schools are closed to ensure everyone stays safe and healthy.

With school out of session for the foreseeable future across the Capital Region, many families may be concerned about food insecurity.