San Angelo ISD is continuing its free summer meal program for children across the community. Free breakfast and lunch are available to anyone 18 and younger at several school and community locations, with additional sites opening this week at Goliad and Glenmore elementary schools. School officials say the program helps fill the gap for students who rely on school meal programs during the academic year. No registration or qualifications are required to participate. Meals will continue through late July at select locations. Families can find site schedules and locations through the district.
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SAISD Expands Free Summer Meal Program with Additional Pickup Sites
Jul 16, 2026 | 5:17 AM
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