Parents/guardians: click on the following online P-EBT Inquiry Form if you believe you should have already received P-EBT benefits

https://www.emergencymealsurvey.com/PA

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P-EBT benefit issuance for current SNAP and TANF EBT cardholders will be complete by June 8, 2020, if their school-aged child was receiving free or reduced-price meals before May 20, 2020. Current SNAP and TANF EBT Cardholders can check their card balance by calling 1-888-328-7366 or using www.connectebt.com.

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Free and reduced eligible school-aged students that are not SNAP/TANF or those receiving SNAP or TANF that became eligible for free or reduced-price meals after May 20, 2020, while P-EBT cards are being mailed and should be received by the end of June 2020.

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The federal Families First Coronavirus Response Act of 2020 provides temporary benefits,
referred to as Pandemic Electronic Benefit Transfer (P-EBT), to families of school-aged children
who would receive free or reduced-priced meals if school was in session.

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For each day school is closed, families of school-aged children certified as free or reduced
eligible will receive the equivalent of the free high rate for lunch and the severe need rate for
breakfast. Specifically, a family will receive $5.70 for each eligible school-aged child in their
family for each day school has been closed since March 16, 2020.

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For more information please click this link.

Due to the closure of schools delaying Kindergarten Registration, we are reaching out to begin planning for the fall. We are asking all of those who intend to register a child for kindergarten for the first time in the Brownsville Area School District to complete the short form linked below. 

This is not a formal registration; however, it helps us to begin the process for those children. Formal registration will tentatively take place in July 2020 -- actual date TBA.

This is for incoming KINDERGARTEN students for the 2020 - 2021 school year only. Thank you.

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https://forms.gle/2JXTiKypK4FkKuhS8

Our two primary goals are: 1) to preserve the safety and health of our students and staff, and 2) to keep K-12 students engaged in commensurately challenging learning activities during the extended school closure. It is a top priority of ours to ensure continuity in learning for all of our students using the best means we have available for teaching and learning exchanges. 

Click to read the plan

Dear BAMS and BAHS Students,

The BAMS and BAHS counselors and social worker care about your needs.  Please click here for more information. 

Please click here to read an important message from our BASD School Nurses.