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Free & Reduced Online Application Applications now available online Some Clark County School District students may be eligible for free or reduced price meals depending on family size and income as part of the National School Lunch/Breakfast Program which provides nutritious meals every school day for eligible students at participating elementary, middle/junior high, and high schools. Application for meal benefits must be completed each school year, only one application is needed per household. Processing of an application takes 10 operating days. Metode Skrining Fitokimia Pdf File. We encourage you to apply online at as this option is user friendly and reduces processing time. Applications are processed in the main Food Service office and benefits begin once eligibility has been determined. Students who qualified for the program at the end of last school year maintain last year's eligibility through September 25, 2017. You must submit a 2017-2018 meal benefit application, unless you received a status notification letter (dated within the 2017-2018 school year) from the CCSD Food Service Department confirming eligibility for your child.

We strongly encourage you to submit your meal benefit application as soon as possible. If you need further assistance or have additional questions regarding the meal benefit application process call the Free and Reduced at 1-800-819-7556.

October 17, 2007 Photos available from TOPOFF 4 Exercise (10-16-07) Photos from TOPOFF 4 Exercise at Portland International Raceway of Oregon National Guard Soldiers and civilian agencies working together during disaster simulation. US Army photos and captions by Spc. Nicholas Wood, 115 Mobile Public Affairs Detachment. Photos: The 102 Civil Support Team moves into an area of simulated radiological contamination (right) as members of the Clark County Sheriff's Office don protective gear during TOPOFF 4 in Portland, Ore. Portland and Hillsboro Firemen look for survivors using chainsaws, blow torches and jackhammers during TOPOFF 4.

Planners set up obstacles modeled after real sites for rescue teams to tackle. Members of the Gresham Fire Department look for survivors in a simulated bridge pump house during TOPOFF 4. The pump house was modeled after the pump house on the Steel Bridge in downtown Portland. 1st Class John Geduskey of the 102 Civil Support Team prepares equipment in order to establish the perimeter of simulated radiological contamination alongside the Portland Fire Department's hazardous materials team during TOPOFF 4 in Portland, Ore. Members of the 102 Civil Support team, in conjunction with members of the Portland Fire Department work to establish the perimeter of simulated radiological contamination while an observer/controller gives radiation readings and GPS coordinates.