Valley Stream District 30 joined Congresswoman Laura Gillen, Gregory May of Island Harvest, and community leaders to champion the bipartisan Feed Hungry Kids Act, which expands access to healthy, nutritious meals for students nationwide.or the past three years, all students in our friendlys schools have received breakfast and lunch at no cost through the Community Eligibility Provision (CEP), with a fourth year ahead. This legislation lowers the threshold so that more schools across Long Island and beyond can ensure every child has access to meals.

For the past three years, all students in our friendlys schools have received breakfast and lunch at no cost through the Community Eligibility Provision (CEP), with a fourth year ahead. This legislation lowers the threshold so that more schools across Long Island and beyond can ensure every child has access to meals.

For Valley Stream 30, this is about more than food; it’s about creating a welcoming environment where students can learn, thrive, and grow. The district remains committed to educating, inspiring, and celebrating students as Global Leaders of Tomorrow, while partnering with families and the community to remove barriers to success.