Community Eligibility Provision (CEP) is a new program that allows schools who meet the criteria to serve free meals – both breakfast and lunch – to all students. The following schools in Coffee County will be participating in this program for the 2014-2015 school year: Alternative Education Center, Ambrose Elementary, Broxton Elementary, Coffee Middle School, Coffee County Career Academy, Eastside Elementary, George Washington Carver Freshman Campus, Indian Creek Elementary, Nicholls Elementary, Satilla Elementary, West Green Elementary, and Westside Elementary. Coffee High School will be participating in a program called Special Provision 2 which will offer free breakfasts to all Coffee High students. Coffee High students will still be able to apply for free/reduced lunch by completing a free/reduced lunch application. Ala-carte (extra) items will still be available for students to purchase.
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