Wilmington City Schools will participate in the Community Eligibility Provision (CEP) under the National School Lunch Program (NSLP). Under this option, all children in the school receive a breakfast/lunch at no charge whether or not they complete this form. While forms aren't needed for meals, there are various additional state and federal program benefits that your child’s school may qualify for. Please complete, sign and return this Household Information Survey to your school building if your income falls within or below the guidelines listed in the following chart so that we can determine eligibility.

Family Assistance (Household Income Survey 2026-27)

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