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Starting on Tuesday, Sept. 15, all STISD students and children 18 years old and younger from our local communities will again be able to pick up free breakfast and lunch meals curbside.

Both meals will be served together via grab-and-go meal pick-up Monday through Friday from 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. at four different STISD campus pick-up locations. 

These meals will be provided at no cost to the family, and children do not have to be enrolled within STISD to receive meals.

Curbside meal distribution locations include:

• Edinburg: Gateway to the World Library parking lot- located between South Texas ISD Preparatory Academy and South Texas ISD World Scholars (510 S. Sugar Rd., Edinburg)
   
• Mercedes: South Texas ISD Health Professions (100 Med High Drive, Mercedes) - loop between Health Professions and Science Academy
   
• Olmito: South Texas ISD Medical Professions (10650 N Expressway 77/83, Olmito) - south side parking lot of the campus, first entrance off of the frontage road
   
• San Benito: South Texas ISD Rising Scholars Academy (151 S. Helen Moore Rd., San Benito)- Enter the parking lot off of Paso Real, in front of cafeteria, and follow the orange cones leading to the back of the cafeteria to pick-up meals. 

For additional information, contact Oliver Galvan, Child Nutrition Director, at oliver.galvan@stisd.net or 956.514.4236. View Breakfast + Lunch Menus here.  

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