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The Child Nutrition Eligibility & Education Benefit (CNEEB) application may qualify you for meal benefits, Summer EBT (SUN Bucks), fee waivers on ASB cards and programs, sport events, extracurricular activities, and other events and programs. Unless you are directly certified through Basic Food, TANF, FDPIR, SNAP or other assistance programs for the 2024-25 school year, you must fill out a new CNEEB application each school year to be eligible for meals and/or fee waivers. You must also consent to share your eligibility status with those programs.
Even if your student attends Blaine Primary or Blaine Elementary and receives meals through Meals for Washington Students Fund (HB 1238), you should fill out a CNEEB application for other benefits and to ensure that these schools remain qualified for this program and other educational funding.
There are currently two ways to apply.
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Apply using a downloaded and printed paper application. Printed applications need to be signed and taken to your child's school office or mailed to:
Blaine School District
Food Service Department
765 H Street
Blaine, WA 98230
VIEW AND DOWNLOAD APPLICATIONS AND INSTRUCTIONS from our website (available in both English and Spanish.) Visit the
USDA Food and Nutrition Service website for applications in other languages.
Income Guidelines may be viewed HERE.
Qualifying for Free or Reduced Meals may also qualify a student for:
Free ASB Card plus admission and participation in ASB events or clubs
Fee waivers for home games, summer athletic camps
Fee waivers for extracurricular field/class trips
Fee waivers will not be applied retroactively to past fees nor past ticketed events.
Please complete a Consent to Share form to receive all of the benefits that you may be entitled. The forms are available in English and Spanish for downloading.
Click here for the USDA Disclosure Chart showing which programs require parental consent and which do not.