Students need healthy meals to learn. Harwood Unified Union School District offers healthy meals every school day.
In School Year 2026-2027, all students will receive free breakfast and lunch at school.
Help us provide the best education possible for your children. Filling out this form only takes a few minutes. It will help your community, your school and your property taxes.
The information you give helps your school access federal and state education dollars. This funding supports reading, math, science, arts, PE, afterschool and other vital programming. The privacy of your household financial information is protected by law. Your information collected through this electronic form will come securely to the Agency of Education's (AOE) data team who will send it again securely back to your child's school.
AOE Household Income Form (HIF)
If you have other questions or need help, call 802-583-7952 or email Shannon Wisdom at swisdom@huusd.org.
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We need every family to complete the Household Income Form during Returning Student Registration EVERY YEAR
Please do your part to help:
Protect state funding for our schools.
Reduce pressure on local property taxes.
Support the programs and services our students rely on.
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Your child automatically qualifies for free meals at our schools
Please take advantage of this wonderful benefit to support our school and community
Thanks to Vermont’s universal meals program, school breakfast & lunch are free for all students, and we strongly encourage your child to participate!
Here is why having your child eat breakfast & lunch at school daily helps the whole district:
Our funding depends on your participation: We only receive state and federal funds when students actually get a meal. These funds are essential to pay our hardworking staff, their benefits, and cover food, supplies, and equipment costs so we do not have to rely on additional funds from the general fund.
We can invest better: Serving more meals means we can invest in better quality ingredients and buy more from local Vermont producers.
It’s truly for everyone: You won't be "taking a meal away" from a family in need. Every single meal served helps sustain our Food & Nutrition Program for everyone!