The high school yearbook staff is requesting your help. Parents, teachers and students can now upload pictures through the Community Upload feature for potential use in the high school yearbook. To upload your pictures, click on the link and enter the access code: 

Access Code: whiteford

Thank you for your help in documenting the 2020-2021 school year! 

The Nutrition Group is hiring substitute cafeteria workers! Click this link to apply! http://tngcareers.com/ .

Questions? Please contact Food Service Director, Jamie Hoffer, at jhoffer@thenutritiongroup.biz

FREE MEALS FOR ALL STUDENTS:
 
U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Sonny Perdue announced that the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) will extend several flexibilities for school meals throughout the remainder of 2020. “As our nation reopens and people return to work, it remains critical our children continue to receive safe, healthy, and nutritious food,” the USDA said.  All Whiteford students are eligible for free meals whether learning is in the classroom or virtually.
 
For those students learning in the classroom at Whiteford:  per USDA guidelines, a breakfast meal consists of 3 components (fruit, grain, and milk), a student must take all 3 components in order for the breakfast to be free. 
 
A lunch meal consists of 5 components (protein, grain, fruit, vegetable, and milk), a student must take at least 3 components to constitute a free meal and one of the components must be a fruit or vegetable. 
 
Students are allowed one free breakfast and one free lunch per day; if a student takes a second serving they will be charged for a meal as well as any ala carte items.  The process for obtaining a meal in each building remains relatively the same; the “sale” will still be recorded on the point of sale system, however your student’s account will not be charged.
 
For those students learning at home, meals will be available for pick-up on Mondays, from 12:45 to 1:30 pm at  the high school café; no delivery is available.  You must first complete this google form to be put on the pickup schedule:  FREE MEALS FOR ALL STUDENTS:
 
U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Sonny Perdue announced that the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) will extend several flexibilities for school meals throughout the remainder of 2020. “As our nation reopens and people return to work, it remains critical our children continue to receive safe, healthy, and nutritious food,” the USDA said.  All Whiteford students are eligible for free meals whether learning is in the classroom or virtually.
 
For those students learning in the classroom at Whiteford:  per USDA guidelines, a breakfast meal consists of 3 components (fruit, grain, and milk), a student must take all 3 components in order for the breakfast to be free. 
 
A lunch meal consists of 5 components (protein, grain, fruit, vegetable, and milk), a student must take at least 3 components to constitute a free meal and one of the components must be a fruit or vegetable. 
 
Students are allowed one free breakfast and one free lunch per day; if a student takes a second serving they will be charged for a meal as well as any ala carte items.  The process for obtaining a meal in each building remains relatively the same; the “sale” will still be recorded on the point of sale system, however your student’s account will not be charged.
 
For those students learning at home, meals will be available for pick-up on Mondays, from 12:45 to 1:30 pm at  the high school café; no delivery is available.  You must first complete this google form to be put on the pickup schedule:  https://forms.gle/dhFqZ19ZEneDY4uD8

        Five days of food will be given at that time.
We remain committed to providing students access to healthy, nutritious, and wholesome meals while assuring the utmost food safety without compromising quality.
For those families that may qualify for free or reduced meals, you are still encouraged to complete the free & reduce application (preferably on-line) as that information qualifies the district for other funding and will be needed later in the year when the USDA program ends.        Five days of food will be given at that time.
We remain committed to providing students access to healthy, nutritious, and wholesome meals while assuring the utmost food safety without compromising quality.
For those families that may qualify for free or reduced meals, you are still encouraged to complete the free & reduce application (preferably on-line) as that information qualifies the district for other funding and will be needed later in the year when the USDA program ends.

If you plan on entering the building you MUST fill out this screening survey!

Or if you want to use a QR code reader for the covid screening survey. . 

Please check out this information about senior class pictures