The Child Nutrition Program operates with funding from the state and federal governments. The Archdiocese of Baltimore contributes in-kind services, provides payment for office space and provides funds to the program if there is a program deficit. The program is administered under the direction of the Maryland State Department of Education (MSDE) and the superintendent of Catholic Schools. A service to the schools of the Archdiocese of Baltimore, it exists to provide the benefits of a nutritional hot breakfast, lunch and after school snack programs. In Catholic Schools, the Child Nutrition Program is viewed within the context of the educational and social ministry of the Roman Catholic Church. Its operation is constant with the philosophical approach of Catholic education that seeks to address the needs and facilitates the development of the whole child. The program provides a means to feed the hungry and reach out to the less fortunate. By the example of Jesus, we are called to use our resources to care for those in need.
Schools participating in the Child Nutrition Program
St. Ambrose School
Archbishop Borders School
St. Bernardine School
Cardinal Shehan School
St. Casimir School
St. Clare School
St. Clement Mary Hofbauer School
Fr. Charles A. Hall Elementary School
Fr. Charles A. Hall Middle School
St. Casimir Catholic School
Cristo Rey Jesuit High School
St. Frances Academy
Fr. Charles Hall Elementary School
Fr. Charles Hall Middle School
SS. James & John Campus
| St. Ignatius Loyola Academy
Holy Family School
St. John Regional, Frederick
St. Katharine School
St. Mary School (Hagerstown)
Monsignor Slade Catholic School
Mother Mary Lange
Mother Seton Academy
Our Lady of Hope/St. Luke School
Our Lady of Mount Carmel School
St. Rose of Lima School
Sacred Heart of Mary School
Sacred Heart School, Glyndon
Seton Keough High School
Sisters Academy of Baltimore |
