San Jacinto Unified to Continue Free School Breakfast and Lunch for All Students in 2026-27

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Families throughout the San Jacinto Unified School District will once again have access to free daily meals for students during the upcoming 2026-2027 school year.

District officials announced that all students enrolled in San Jacinto Unified schools will receive both breakfast and lunch at no cost through the National School Lunch Program and School Breakfast Program. The initiative is designed to ensure students have access to nutritious meals that support learning, health, and academic success.

The free meal program will be available to students attending the district’s elementary, middle, and high schools, as well as select preschool and academy programs. Participating campuses include:

  • Megan Cope Elementary School
  • Juan Bautista De Anza Elementary School
  • Jose Antonio Estudillo Elementary School
  • Edward Hyatt World Language Academy
  • Park Hill Elementary School
  • Clayton A. Record Elementary School
  • Rose Salgado Elementary School
  • San Jacinto Elementary School
  • Head Start Preschool
  • San Jacinto Leadership Academy
  • Monte Vista Middle School
  • North Mountain Middle School
  • Mountain View High School
  • San Jacinto High School

The National School Lunch and School Breakfast Programs provide federally supported meals to eligible schools across the country, helping ensure students have reliable access to healthy food throughout the school day.

District officials encourage families with questions about the meal program to contact the San Jacinto Unified School District Nutrition Services Department at (951) 654-9371.

The free breakfast and lunch program will be available throughout the 2026-2027 school year for all enrolled SJUSD students attending participating schools.

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