View the flyer: Meals at the New Hope and Richfield school locations will be provided, on a first come, first serve basis, at the following sites, times, and dates/days during the summer as follows:
Site Name
Site Address
Dates and Days of Operation
Meals with Service Times
North Education Center
5530 Zealand Ave North New Hope, MN 55428
June 11 - June 28 Monday-Thursday Site is closed on Fridays
Cold Breakfast - Open to the Community from 8:30-9 a.m. Hot Lunch - Open to Community from 12:15-12:45 p.m.
North Education Center
5530 Zealand Ave North New Hope, MN 55428
July 9 - August 2 Monday-Thursday Site is closed on Fridays
Brunch - Open to the Community from 8:45-9:15
South Education Center
7450 Penn Ave South Richfield, MN 55423
June 11 – June 28 Monday-Thursday Site is closed on Fridays
Cold Breakfast - Open to the Community from 9-9:30 a.m. Hot Lunch - Open to the Community from 11:45 a.m. -12:15 p.m.
For more information, contact: Intermediate District 287; Food Service Department; 763-550-7136; foodservice@district287.org.
Like many in our community, we are overwhelmed with sadness and disbelief by the periodic senseless acts of violence that have taken place in school and communities across the country. Tragedies like these have a profound impact on our country, communities, and our students.
287 will keep their eyes and ears open for students who need support during this time. Our educators, school counselors, and school psychologists are on standby to support all students, especially those whose past experiences may make them even more vulnerable during this time.
We also want to share two resources with you that give guidance to educators and parents on how to speak to children about mass violence. Click here for resources.
We are so excited that our very own Dani Berry is a semi-finalist for the 2018 Teacher of the Year! Dani is a math teacher extraordinaire at Epsilon (Care & Treatment) #287edchat
"My favorite part of my job is helping students see themselves differently. Some students told themselves their whole lives that they were not good at math. Once in my classroom, we debunk this belief! They develop new ways of thinking and believing in themselves - and learn that how they view themselves as learners is what matters. They experience all the awesome ways that math impacts their lives and more times than not, they evolve into "math nerds!" I love seeing the confidence in their face and spark in their eyes when they start seeing the beauty and power of mathematics all around them." - Dani Berry
Free Summer Meals Program
Like many in our community, we are overwhelmed with sadness and disbelief by the periodic senseless acts of violence that have taken place in school and communities across the country. Tragedies like these have a profound impact on our country, communities, and our students.
We are so excited that our very own Dani Berry is a semi-finalist for the 2018 Teacher of the Year! Dani is a math teacher extraordinaire at Epsilon (Care & Treatment) 
