SUN Bucks, the federal food benefit program once known as Summer EBT, is returning for summer 2026. SUN Bucks provides a $120 lump-sum summer benefit per school-aged child for income-eligible families. The program is administered by the state Department of Transitional Assistance (DTA) in partnership with DESE and with assistance from schools.

SUN Bucks income eligibility standards are the same as those for the National School Lunch Program (NSLP). As such, all enrolled students identified as meeting the income eligibility standards for free or reduced-price lunch during school year 2025-26, either through an NSLP household paper application or direct certification, are automatically eligible for SUN Bucks. Students identified as homeless, migrant, runaway, or participating in Head Start are also automatically eligible. Students who do not meet the aforementioned criteria can apply for SUN Bucks benefits through DTA by visiting www.DTAConnect.com.

More information is available on the SUN Bucks website, including application materials in six languages.

Please follow the links below to read recent district statements

Superintendent and Chair Statement 09-11-25

Superintendent and Chair Update 09-12-25

We have a new website dedicated to MyCAP (My Career and Academic Plan).  MyCAP is intended to help all students, beginning in grade 6, to prepare for college, career, and civic readiness.