October 27, 2020
Broward County Public Schools (BCPS) has expanded its Afterschool Supper Program to include 128 schools serving nutritious meals to students. The Supper Program ensures more than 14,500 students participating in regularly scheduled afterschool educational or enrichment activity programs receive the nutrition they need to learn and grow. The suppers are funded through the federal Child Care Food Program, which provides healthy meals in the childcare setting. The meals meet all USDA requirements, include a snack and are made available at no additional charge to students participating in afterschool programs, regardless of race, color, national origin, sex, age or disability. As of Monday, November 2, Davie Elementary School, Flamingo Elementary School, Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Montessori Academy, Norcrest Elementary School and Tropical Elementary School will begin serving supper.
Aftercare Supper Program participating schools include:
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Annabel C. Perry Elementary |
Hallandale High |
Park Lakes Elementary |
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Apollo Middle |
Hollywood Central Elementary |
Park Ridge Elementary |
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Atlantic West Elementary |
Hollywood Hills Elementary |
Parkway Middle |
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Attucks Middle |
Hollywood Park Elementary |
Pasadena Lakes Elementary |
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Bair Middle |
Hollywood Hills High |
Pembroke Pines Elementary |
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Banyan Elementary |
Horizon Elementary |
Pines Middle |
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Bennett Elementary |
James Hunt Elementary |
Pines Lakes Elementary |
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Bethune Elementary |
J.P. Taravella High |
Pinewood Elementary |
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Blanche Ely High |
Lake Forest Elementary |
Piper High |
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Boulevard Heights Elementary |
Lakeside Elementary |
Plantation Elementary |
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Boyd Anderson High |
Larkdale Elementary |
Plantation High |
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Broadview Elementary |
Lauderdale Lakes Middle |
Pompano Beach High |
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Broward Estates Elementary |
Lauderhill 6-12 STEM |
Rickards Middle |
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Castle Hill Elementary |
Lauderhill Paul Turner Elementary |
Riverland Elementary |
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Challenger Elementary |
Liberty Elementary |
Rock Island Elementary |
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Charles Drew Elementary |
Lloyd Estates Elementary |
Royal Palm Elementary |
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Coconut Creek High |
Lyons Creek Middle |
Sanders Elementary |
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Coconut Palm Elementary |
Maplewood Elementary |
Sandpiper Elementary |
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Colbert Elementary |
Margate Elementary |
Sea Castle Elementary |
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Collins Elementary |
Margate Middle |
Sheridan Hills Elementary |
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Coral Cove Elementary |
Markham Robert Elementary |
Sheridan Park Elementary |
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Coral Park Elementary |
Martin Luther King, Jr. Montessori Academy |
Silver Lakes Elementary |
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Coral Springs Elementary |
McArthur High |
Silver Lakes Middle |
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Cresthaven Elementary |
McNicol Middle |
Silver Shores Elementary |
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Croissant Park Elementary |
Miramar Elementary |
South Broward High |
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Crystal Lake Middle |
Miramar High |
Stephen Foster Elementary |
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Cypress Run Education Center |
Morrow Elementary |
Stirling Elementary |
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Davie Elementary |
New Renaissance Middle |
Stranahan High |
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Deerfield Beach Elementary |
New River Middle |
Sunland Park Elementary |
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Deerfield Beach High |
Nob Hill Elementary |
Sunshine Elementary |
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Deerfield Park Elementary |
Norcrest Elementary |
Tedder Elementary |
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Dillard Elementary |
North Andrews Gardens Elementary |
Thurgood Marshall Elementary |
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Dillard High |
North Fork Elementary |
Tropical Elementary |
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Discovery Elementary |
North Lauderdale Elementary |
Walker Elementary |
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Dolphin Bay Elementary |
Northeast High |
Walter C. Young Middle |
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Driftwood Elementary |
Northside Elementary |
Watkins Elementary |
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Endeavour Primary Learning Center |
Nova, Blanche Forman Elementary |
Welleby Elementary |
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Fairway Elementary |
Nova, Eisenhower Elementary |
West Hollywood Elementary |
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Flamingo Elementary |
Oakland Park Elementary |
Westpine Middle |
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Forest Hills Elementary |
Oakridge Elementary |
Wilton Manors Elementary |
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Fort Lauderdale High |
Olsen Middle |
Wingate Oaks Center |
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Glades Middle |
Oriole Elementary |
Winston Park Elementary |
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Gulfstream Academy at Hallandale |
Orange Brook Elementary |
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USDA Notice:
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This institution is an equal opportunity provider.
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