The following documents are for the federal lunch program. 

Wellness Policy
Free and Reduced Application Letter
Free and Reduced Lunch Application Instructions
Free and Reduced Application
Lunchroom Rates for Qualification

Department of Agriculture Declaration

Catholic Schools Office announces
free/reduced-price lunch, milk programs

The diocesan Office of Catholic Schools has announced its policy for free and reduced-price meals for children who are unable to pay for meals served under the National School Breakfast and Lunch, Free Milk, or Commodity School programs.
The following parochial schools will participate in the National School Lunch Program: All Saints, St. George, Our Mother of Mercy, Our Lady of Victory, St. Rita, and St. Peter the Apostle, all in Fort Worth; Sacred Heart, Muenster; Notre Dame Elementary, Wichita Falls; St. Mary’s, Gainesville.
St. Maria Goretti School in Arlington will participate in the free and reduced-price milk program.
Under current guidelines, applicants for the free and reduced-price lunch program must list all incomes by source, such as Social Security, wages, child support, and pension for each household member.
Everyone wanting to participate in the program must apply again this year at their respective schools, including children who qualified for free/reduced-price meals during the last school year. A child must be registered in school before an application will be accepted. Participants will be notified within one week after applying if their children qualify for free or reducedprice lunches or milk.
In the operation of child-feeding programs, no child will be discriminated against because of race, color, sex, national origin, age, or handicap.