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Information For Schools
Resources
Summer EBT Webinar Summary and Q&A
Information for Households
School Food Authorities (SFAs) can provide information about Summer EBT to households by using the messaging templates and/or Summer EBT flyers listed below to explain eligibility and what steps households need to take to receive the benefit. The messaging templates and flyers are customized by type of school.
Pricing Schools (Schools that charge for meals based on eligibility)
- Summer EBT Messaging Template for Pricing Schools (Spanish) (Hmong)
- Summer EBT Flyer for Pricing Schools (Spanish) (Hmong)
Community Eligibility Provision (CEP) Schools
- Summer EBT Messaging Template for CEP Schools (Spanish) (Hmong)
- Summer EBT Flyer for CEP Schools (Spanish) (Hmong)
Non-Participating Schools
- Summer EBT Messaging Template for Non-Participating Schools (Spanish) (Hmong)
- Summer EBT Flyer for Non-Participating Schools (Spanish) (Hmong)
Social Media Templates
Schools can use these social media posts and graphics to help families learn about Summer EBT benefits.
A suggested posting timeline is included to help share Summer EBT information throughout the summer.
To use the templates:
- Copy the social media graphic and sample post language.
- Add alternative text to each graphic to ensure posts are accessible.
- Schedule and share the posts on your school's social media channels according to the recommended timeline.
Contact
For questions about Summer EBT, please email: summerebt@dpi.wi.gov