Children in households that do not receive DTA benefits got their P-EBT benefits on a P-EBT card. Most children in a household that receives DTA benefits (SNAP and/or TAFDC) got P-EBT directly on their DTA EBT card. If a student received P-EBT in the past, they will get their School Year 2022-2023 P-EBT benefits on the same card. In addition, an estimated 475,000 school-age children and their families will receive one Summer P-EBT payment per student on July 25. When will my student get their P-EBT benefits?Įligible K-12 families will receive a retroactive P-EBT payment on June 25 for COVID-19-related school absences that occurred September 2022 through May 11, 2023. How much will my student get in P-EBT benefits?Ī student’s P-EBT benefit amount per month will depend on the student’s number of school-reported COVID-related absences for each month. ♦ Days that a student participated in remote learning (either due to temporary school closure or due to remote learning during quarantine) also count as P-EBT eligible daysģ.
♦ Absences due to student being symptomatic in accordance with Protocol C of the state’s COVID absence policy (any symptoms that would keep student home from school, COVID positive or not)
♦ Absences due to asymptomatic close contact or quarantine *Excused absences fall under one of the following categories: Had any excused COVID-related absences*.Attended a school that serves free meals to all students (under a special rule called the Community Eligibility Provision) AND.Are eligible for free or reduce-price meals under the National School Lunch Program (NSLP), or.Students are eligible for School Year 2022-2023 P-EBT if they:
Many families eligible for P-EBT are eligible for SNAP! Households can find information and apply for these food funds at. School meals will continue to be available for all Massachusetts students free of charge this school year. Will there be more P-EBT for K-12 students in SY2022-2023?
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