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During the remote learning HWES will provide Grab-and-Go meals. Please read below for more details.
During the remote learning HWES will provide Grab-and-Go meals. Please read below for more details.
The Grab-and-Go meal program makes meals available for students who participate in the free and reduced meal program. Families with children may also purchase Grab-and-Go meals. In order to pick up meals, families will be asked to wear appropriate face coverings and adhere to social distancing guidelines.
Cafeteria will provide just grab and go lunch starting on August 24 from 1000- 1130. On August 31st we will provide both Breakfast and Lunch from 0800-1130.
School Meals Program
School Meals Program
The Student Meal Program (SMP) for all our Korea schools is managed by The Exchange. For more information on menus, payment options, pricing, or nutrition visit The Exchange Lunch Program website:
Free and Reduced-Price
Free and Reduced-Price
Free and Reduced-Price Meals are available to students who qualify under Federal Guidelines. Please click on the appropriate link on The Exchange web page to complete the required Free & Reduced Meal Program online application which needs to be completed each school year.
If there are any questions, please contact the AAFES Pacific Administrator:
About the Student Meal Program
About the Student Meal Program
The Student Meal Program (SMP) follows U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) guidelines and regulations and our purpose is to provide wholesome, nutritious meals to children daily. DoDEA schools serve over seven million meals annually in the United States and overseas.
In the Pacific, the SMP is operated by a School Food Authority (SFA) and is responsible for following USDA regulations, guidelines, and requirements. While not the only SFA in the Pacific, the Army and Air Force Exchange Service (The Exchange) is the largest provider of student meals on military installations. The Exchange also provides Free and Reduced-Price meals to students who qualify under Federal Guidelines. Additionally, in certain areas the school lunch program is run by the Navy Exchange (NEX) or Marine Corps Community Service (MCCS) . Each District in the Pacific (South, East, and West), can provide more information on eligibility for the program.
The Department of Defense Participates in the National School Lunch Program. This program is a federally subsidized program and your dependents may be eligible to receive free or reduced priced meals. Your children may qualify for free or reduced price meals if your household income falls at or below the limits on the chart below (Note: Housing Allowances and COLA is NOT considered income in overseas areas).
All parents need to apply/re-apply each school year for the Free and Reduced Price Lunch Program.
Families who apply and are qualified receive free or reduced price meals.
Free/Reduced Lunch Applications for those children who were in the system last year must be renewed each year within the first thirty (30) calendar days of the school year if the benefit is to continue into the new school year.
Student Lunch Prices
Student Lunch Prices
Full Price Reduced Price
Grades Pre K - 5 $3.25 $0.40
Grades 6 – 12 $3.50 $0.40
Student Breakfast Prices
Student Breakfast Prices
These schools will offer breakfast for students:
Korea: Osan MHS, Osan ES, Daegu ES, Daegu MHS, Humphreys ES Central, Humphreys ES West, Humphreys MS, Humphreys H
Breakfast Prices Full Price Reduced Price
Grades Pre K - 5 $1.75 $0.30
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