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Summer Meals and SUN Bucks

SUMMER MEALS

Madison Local Schools will not be providing summer meals to the public during Summer 2026.  

Summer meals will be available to children ages 1-18 through the Madison Public Library - please visit their website at www.madison-library.info for more information!

You can also find other summer meal sites  by calling 1-866-3-HUNGRY (486479) or by visiting education.ohio.gov/KidsEat.

SUN BUCKS

SUN Bucks (also known as Summer EBT) is back for 2026 to provide grocery benefits to students who receive free or reduced price lunches during the school year.  Each eligible child will receive $120.  Students receiving free or reduced price lunches have already been submitted for this benefit and there is nothing further you need to do.  If your student currently pays full price for lunches, but you think you may qualify, you can complete the application for SUN Bucks at https://sebt.ohio.gov/application/.

Find out more information on SUN Bucks at sebt.ohio.gov.

Questions about your benefit issuance?  Please contact the Summer EBT helpline at 1-866-244-0071, option 1 or visit  https://sebt.ohio.gov/contact/.

Are you interested in working for Madison Schools Nutrition Services in the future?  Complete the interest form below and we will contact you if positions become available!

Nutrition Services Employment Interest Form

 

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Kids Eat Free!

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