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The focus of the summer meals and enrichment program should include, but not be limited to, serving approximately 175, 1st through 12th grade students: ● Implement the summer youth meals and enrichment program on the following days/ hours: (holidays not included) o Monday thru Friday 10 am – 3pm (6-weeks) o Breakfast: Monday – Friday 8:30am – 10am o Lunch: Monday – Friday 12pm – 1pm ● Ability to provide transportation from designated locations to

The focus of the summer meals and enrichment program should include, but not be limited to, serving approximately 175, 1st through 12th grade students: ● Implement the summer youth meals and enrichment program on the following days/ hours: (holidays not included) o Monday thru Friday 10 am – 3pm (6-weeks) o Breakfast: Monday – Friday 8:30am – 10am o Lunch: Monday – Friday 12pm – 1pm ● Ability to provide transportation from designated locations to

The focus of the summer meals and enrichment program should include, but not be limited to, serving approximately 175, 1st through 12th grade students: ● Implement the summer youth meals and enrichment program on the following days/ hours: (holidays not included) o Monday thru Friday 10 am – 3pm (6-weeks) o Breakfast: Monday – Friday 8:30am – 10am o Lunch: Monday – Friday 12pm – 1pm ● Ability to provide transportation from designated locations to

To continue the current breakfast program which includes traditional breakfast, breakfast in the classroom (BIC), breakfast carts, and breakfast after the bell as approved by the SFA. I. To research and implement additional and alternative methods of serving meals to students, to increase participation in both breakfast and lunch. J.

in the Willamette Valley, between the Cascade Mountains and the Pacific Ocean, Lane Community College serves more than 25,000 students per year through transfer, career technical, and personal enrichment programs.

The program may provide three days of staff development during regular program hours using funds from the total grant award.

The care and supportive programs and services offered through the WDVA include skilled nursing care, long-term care, emotional support, rehabilitation care, physical therapy, occupational therapy, speech therapy, restorative care, recreational activities, social services, volunteer programs, hospice services, nutritious meals, community involvement, life-enrichment opportunities, religious programs, transportation services, on-site community transit