This post was created on 05/23/2023.
Pasco County Schools’ Summer Food Service program will begin on June 5 and continue until July 28. Breakfasts and lunches will be provided Monday through Thursday to anyone 18 and younger at the following school locations.
West Pasco
Anclote Elementary
Anclote High
Chasco Elementary
Cotee River Elementary
Dayspring Academy (Harmony Location)
West Pasco Education Academy
Fivay High
Fox Hollow Elementary
Gulf Highlands Elementary
Gulf Side Elementary
Gulf Middle
Hudson Primary Academy
Mitty P. Lock Elementary
Moon Lake Elementary
Richey Elementary
Schrader Elementary
Sunray Elementary
Wendell Krinn Technical High
West Pasco Education Academy
Central Pasco
Crews Lake Middle
Dr. Mary Giella Elementary
Shady Hills Elementary
East Pasco
Centennial Elementary
East Pasco Education Academy
New River Elementary
Pasco High
Pasco Middle
Quail Hollow Elementary
R.B. Cox Elementary
R. B. Stewart Middle
San Antonio Elementary
Woodland Elementary
Zephyrhills High
Students attending PLACE or Extended School Year programs at these schools will receive their meals on campus while attending the program.
Additionally, buses will be at the following locations on Monday through Thursday to provide lunch:
- Hilltop Landings Apartments (37611 Colina Drive, Dade City)
- Resurrection House Park (37124 Lock Street, Dade City)
- Trilby United Methodist Church (37504 Trilby Road, Dade City)
- Zephyrhills YMCA (37301 Chapel Hill Loop, Zephyrhills)
- Zephry Park (38116 5th Avenue, Zephyrhills)
Anyone with questions can email tyoung@pasco.k12.fl.us.
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