The Maple Run Unified School District has switched to the Free Summer Feeding Program to help feed the children of our community during the COVID-19 closures. We will have our pick-up sites listed below and we are also delivering to bus stops in Fairfield, St. Albans City, and St. Albans Town beginning March 19th.
First - there is no charge for this meal program. It is free to all children under 18. For people living in Fairfield, St. Albans City, and St. Albans Town we have permission to deliver to bus stops. For any other families, we have four pick-up sites in the city open for all children under 18 even if they are not in our school system. Our charge is to feed our children during this uncertain time.
The bus delivery will be once a day Monday through Friday. Someone must come out and meet the bus at the normal bus stops. If you are not there when the bus arrives, a meal cannot be left. For Fairfield and St. Albans City routes, the delivery will be from 10:30-11:30. For St. Albans Town routes, the delivery will be from 11:30-12:30. The package will have lunch for the day and breakfast for the next morning. There will be pick-up sites in the following locations; St. Albans City School, BFA St. Albans , St. Albans Town Education Center, and St. Albans Community Action. Pickups will be from 11:00-12:30. These sites are also providing two meals in each package, lunch and breakfast.
If you have any questions please reach out to the following staff at your school:
FCS - Brenda Goodhue 827-6639 or bgoodhue@maplerun.org
SACS - Jennifer Seymour 527-0565 or jseymour@maplerun.org
SATEC -Tammy Deso 752-2700 or tdeso@maplerun.org
BFA - Teri Brunelle 527-6404 or tbrunelle@maplerun.org
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OPEN DOORS AND DRAMA
Information about OPEN DOORS will be posted when appropriate. For now, there is no OPEN DOORS and no Drama practice until April 6th or later.
ATHLETICS
At this point in time, a Spring Sports Info meeting on April 7th is planned in the library. That will be for 7/8 baseball and 6/7/8 softball.
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