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Directory of New York State Schools Required to Offer Breakfast After The Directory of New York State Schools Required to Offer Breakfast After the Bell New York State Department of Education (NYSED) identified all schools required to offer all students a school breakfast after the instructional day has begun, also referred to as “Breakfast After the Bell”, in the 2018-2019 school year, in accordance with Section 2, Part B of Chapter 56 of the Laws of 2018. Click here for the original NYSED memo. For more information on the School Breakfast Program, visit http://hungersolutionsny.org/school-breakfast-program Using this Directory: School districts are listed alphabetically. Scroll through to see all school buildings impacted, or click on a school district name below to view impacted school buildings in that school district. Albany City SD Fulton City SD Lansingburgh CSD Rensselaer City SD Amityville UFSD Geneva City SD Lawrence UFSD Ripley CSD Amsterdam City SD Gloversville Enlarged SD Massena CSD Rochester City SD Auburn Enlarged City SD Greenburgh Eleven UFSD Monticello CSD Rome City SD Binghamton City SD Greenport UFSD Mount Vernon City SD Salmon River CSD Brentwood UFSD Hancock CSD New Rochelle City SD Schenectady City SD Buffalo City SD Hannibal CSD Newburgh Enlarged City SD Sodus CSD Central Islip UFSD Hempstead UFSD Niagara Falls City SD Syracuse City SD Cheektowaga CSD Hudson City SD Niagara Wheatfield CSD Troy City SD Clifton-Fine CSD Ithaca City SD North Rockland CSD Uniondale UFSD Copiague UFSD Jamestown City SD NYC Public Schools Union-Endicott CSD Cortland Enlarged City SD Jewish Board of Family and Ogdensburg City SD Utica City SD Children's Services Dunkirk City SD Olean City SD Watertown City SD Johnson City CSD East Ramapo CSD Oneida City SD Watervliet City SD Kenmore - Town of East Syracuse Minoa CSD Tonawanda UFSD Oswego City SD Westbury UFSD Ellenville CSD Kingston City SD Peekskill City SD William Floyd UFSD Elmira City SD Kiryas Joel Village UFSD Pioneer CSD William George Agency for Children's Services Freeport Public Schools Lackawanna City SD Port Chester-Rye CSD Wyandanch UFSD Friendship CSD Lafayette CSD Poughkeepsie City SD Yonkers Public School Funded by NYSOTDA, FRAC, The Walmart Foundation, Share Our Strength, and MAZON: A Jewish Response to Hunger. This institution is an equal opportunity provider. School District School Building Albany City SD Arbor Hill Elementary School Albany City SD P J Schuyler Achievement Academy Albany City SD Sheridan Prep Academy Albany City SD West Hill Middle School Amityville UFSD Amityville Memorial High School Amityville UFSD Edmund W Miles Middle School Amityville UFSD Northwest Elementary School Amityville UFSD Park Avenue School Amsterdam City SD Marie Curie Inst Of Engin And Comm Amsterdam City SD R J Mcnulty Academy Amsterdam City SD William B Tecler Arts In Education Auburn Enlarged City SD Auburn Junior High School Auburn Enlarged City SD Casey Park Elementary School Auburn Enlarged City SD Genesee Street Elementary School Binghamton City SD Benjamin Franklin Elementary School Binghamton City SD Calvin Coolidge School Binghamton City SD East Middle School Binghamton City SD Horace Mann School Binghamton City SD Theodore Roosevelt School Binghamton City SD Woodrow Wilson School Brentwood UFSD Brentwood High School Brentwood UFSD East Elementary School Brentwood UFSD East Middle School Brentwood UFSD Hemlock Elementary School Brentwood UFSD Laurel Park Elementary School Brentwood UFSD Loretta Park Elementary School Brentwood UFSD North Elementary School Brentwood UFSD North Middle School Brentwood UFSD Northeast Elementary School Brentwood UFSD Oak Park Elementary School Brentwood UFSD Pine Park Elementary School Brentwood UFSD South Middle School Brentwood UFSD Southeast Elementary School Brentwood UFSD Southwest Elementary School Brentwood UFSD Twin Pines Elementary School Brentwood UFSD West Middle School Buffalo City SD Bennett High School Buffalo City SD Bennett Park Montessori School Buffalo City SD Bilingual Center Buffalo City SD Buffalo Elementary School Of Technology Buffalo City SD Build Academy Buffalo City SD Burgard Voc High School Buffalo City SD Community School #53 Buffalo City SD Dr A Pantoja Community School Academic Excellence -#18 Buffalo City SD Dr George Blackman of Excellence ECC Buffalo City SD Dr Lydia T Wright School Of Excellence 1 August 2018 Buffalo City SD D'youville-Porter Campus Buffalo City SD East Community High School Buffalo City SD East High School Buffalo City SD Emerson School Of Hospitality Buffalo City SD Frank A Sedita School #30 Buffalo City SD Grabiarz-Campus School #79 Buffalo City SD Harriet Ross Tubman Academy Buffalo City SD Harvey Austin School #97 Buffalo City SD Herman Badillo Community School Buffalo City SD Highgate Heights Buffalo City SD International Prep School-Grover Cleveland #187 Buffalo City SD International School Buffalo City SD Lafayette High School Buffalo City SD Lafayette International School Buffalo City SD Lorraine Elementary School Buffalo City SD Lovejoy Discovery School #43 Buffalo City SD Marva J Daniel Futures Prep School Buffalo City SD Math Science Tech Prep School-Seneca Buffalo City SD Mckinley Voc High School Buffalo City SD Middle Early College High School Buffalo City SD Native American Magnet Buffalo City SD Newcomer Academy At Lafayette Buffalo City SD PS 17 Buffalo City SD PS 27 Hillery Park Academy Buffalo City SD PS 42 Occupational Training Center Buffalo City SD PS 59 Dr Charles Drew Sci Magnet Buffalo City SD PS 61 At 171 Buffalo City SD PS 65 Roosevelt Academy ECC Buffalo City SD PS 66 North Park Academy Buffalo City SD PS 69 Houghton Academy Buffalo City SD PS 74 Hamlin Park Elementary School Buffalo City SD PS 81 Buffalo City SD PS 82 Buffalo City SD Riverside Institute Of Technology Buffalo City SD South Park High School Buffalo City SD Southside Elementary School Buffalo City SD Stanley Makowski Early Chldhd Center Buffalo City SD Waterfront School Buffalo City SD West Hertel Elementary School Central Islip UFSD Andrew T Morrow School Central Islip UFSD Central Islip Senior High School Central Islip UFSD Charles A Mulligan Middle School Central Islip UFSD Cordello Avenue Elementary School Central Islip UFSD Francis J O'Neill School Central Islip UFSD Marguerite L Mulvey School Central Islip UFSD Ralph Reed School Cheektowaga CSD Pine Hill Education Center 2 August 2018 Clifton-Fine CSD Clifton-Fine Elementary School Copiague UFSD Copiague Middle School Copiague UFSD Deauville Gardens East Elementary Copiague UFSD Deauville Gardens West Elementary Copiague UFSD Great Neck Road Elementary School Copiague UFSD Susan E Wiley School Cortland Enlarged City SD Randall School Dunkirk City SD School 3 East Ramapo CSD Chestnut Ridge Middle School East Ramapo CSD Eldorado Elementary School East Ramapo CSD Elmwood Elementary School East Ramapo CSD Fleetwood Elementary School East Ramapo CSD Grandview Elementary School East Ramapo CSD Kakiat Elementary School East Ramapo CSD Lime Kiln Elementary School East Ramapo CSD Margetts Elementary School East Ramapo CSD Pomona Middle School East Ramapo CSD Spring Valley High School East Syracuse Minoa CSD East Syracuse Elementary School Ellenville CSD Ellenville Elementary School Elmira City SD Fassett Elementary School Elmira City SD Parley Coburn School Elmira City SD Riverside Elementary Elmira City SD Thomas K Beecher School Freeport Public Schools Archer Street School Freeport Public Schools Bayview Avenue School Freeport Public Schools Caroline G Atkinson School Freeport Public Schools Columbus Avenue School Freeport Public Schools John W Dodd Middle School Friendship CSD Friendship Central School Fulton City SD Fairgrieve School Geneva City SD West Street Elementary School Gloversville Enlarged SD Mcnab-Meco School Gloversville Enlarged SD Park Terrace School Greenburgh Eleven UFSD Greenburgh Eleven Elementary School Greenport UFSD Greenport Elementary School Hancock CSD Hancock Elementary School Hannibal CSD Fairley School Hannibal CSD Kenney Middle School Hempstead UFSD Barack Obama Elementary School Hempstead UFSD David Paterson School Hempstead UFSD Franklin School Hempstead UFSD Front Street Elementary School Hempstead UFSD Jackson Annex School Hempstead UFSD Jackson Main Elementary School Hempstead UFSD Prospect Elementary School Hudson City SD Montgomery C Smith Intermediate School 3 August 2018 Ithaca City SD Beverly J Martin Elementary School Jamestown City SD Carlyle C Ring Elementary School Jamestown City SD Clinton V Bush Elementary School Jamestown City SD George Washington Middle School Jamestown City SD Milton J Fletcher Elementary School Jamestown City SD Samuel G Love Elementary School Jewish Board of Family and Children's Services Hawthorne Cedar Knolls Sr/Jr High School Johnson City CSD Johnson City Elem/Intrmed School Kenmore - Town of Tonawanda UFSD Holmes Elementary School Kingston City SD George Washington School Kingston City SD John F Kennedy School Kiryas Joel Village UFSD Kiryas Joel Village School Lackawanna City SD Lackawanna High School Lackawanna City SD Lackawanna Middle School Lackawanna City SD Martin Road Elementary School Lackawanna City SD Truman Elementary School Lafayette CSD Onondaga Nation School Lansingburgh CSD Rensselaer Park Elementary School Lansingburgh CSD Turnpike Elementary School Lawrence UFSD Lawrence Early Childhood-#4 School Lawrence UFSD Lawrence Elementary School-Broadway Lawrence UFSD Lawrence Middle School-Broadway Camp Lawrence UFSD Lawrence Primary School-#2 School Massena CSD Madison Elementary School Monticello CSD George L Cooke School
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