Although Achieve Charter Academy is currently closed due to Covid-19, we are here to support your child’s academic success. Please connect with us via live chat or call 734-335-4331 to learn more about our school and how to apply for your child today.

Food Services During Closure

Food distribution at Achieve Charter Academy will unfortunately be suspended, effective March 30. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause you. Please know, we are committed to providing alternatives to ensure students maintain a healthy and nutritious diet, even when they are away from our building. Families may receive meals at another nearby NHA location (if meals are still available). The nearest NHA school is:

South Pointe Scholars Charter Academy, 10550 Geddes Rd, Ypsilanti, MI 48198.

Additional food service options can be found at bottom of this page.

Pick-up Information

We also encourage families to visit the Michigan Department of Education’s Site Locator for regional food banks that distribute food in your local county.

Families are invited to pick up lunch at Canton Charter Academy or South Pointe Scholars Charter Academy , free of charge. Please see the outlined information below for further information.

Contact your school leader for specifics on the food pick up location on your school’s campus.
Families may pick up meals from South Pointe between 2 p.m. - 4 p.m., and from Canton Charter Academy 9 a.m. - 2 p.m., Monday through Friday, while supplies last. Please know, we will provide food for weekend days at that time.

We are able to offer up to two meals per day for every child in our school community and can provide for up to three days of meals at one time. Additionally, families may pick up meals during one initial stop at the school. They are not required to come back for each meal service.

Families will be allowed to pick up items and take them home for student consumption. Students do not need to be present in order for parents to receive their child(s) meals. Families are not allowed to enter the school building beyond the main lobby.

Please see our non-discrimination information below.

Non-discrimination Statement

Food Distribution

Food distribution will be provided for families of enrolled students at the school as well as students ages 0-18 in the community beginning Tuesday, March 17. If meal supplies run out at your school, families may try to receive meals at another nearby NHA location (if meals are still available).

Canton Charter and South Pointe Scholars will offer up to two meals per day for every child.
Canton Charter and South Pointe Scholars will provide meals for up to three days for households at one time.
Children do not have to be present with their parents for food pick up.
Families will not be allowed to enter the building past the established pick-up location.

Meals Provided

Lunch meals will be frozen, similar to in-school lunches. Click here for reheating instructions. Shelf-stable lunch meals will be provided when the product is available.

Additional Options

Pandemic Electronic Benefit Transfer Program (P-EBT)

Michigan has become the first state in the country to gain federal approval of a program that will provide nutritious food to children who were affected by school closings due to COVID-19.

The Pandemic Electronic Benefit Transfer Program (P-EBT) provides temporary funding to address emergency food needs and avert financial hardship for families affected by the pandemic.

Families not currently receiving food assistance benefits will receive an EBT card in the mail by mid-May.
Those already receiving Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits will see benefits added to their card.

Families can use your pre-loaded EBT card at any retailer that accepts SNAP EBT benefits. Visit the SNAP Retailers website for a list of retailers.

The food assistance benefits will go to Michigan families with students ages 5-18 who are enrolled in the Michigan Department of Education program for students eligible for free or reduced-price school meals prior to the unanticipated school closure.

If your school participates in the Community Eligibility Provision, all students are eligible for free meals and qualify for P-EBT benefits.

Families will see a combined benefit for March and April of $193.80 per eligible student. Benefits will be loaded to your family’s EBT card by mid-May. Additionally, the combined benefit for May and June will be $182.40 per eligible student, which will be loaded on the card at a later date.

Please know, we have all data on file and there is no need to submit a new application at this time.

For more information on the P-EBT program, visit michigan.gov. If you have any questions, please call SNAP Offices at 1-888-678-8914.

Texting hotline available to find the nearest Unanticipated School Closure SFSP site

No Kid Hungry and MDE have launched a texting hotline to let families know about emergency food distribution sites in their neighborhoods. The Meet Up and Eat Up map will continue to be active, this is another method to find sites.
Parents & caregivers can text the word “FOOD” or “COMIDA” to 877-877, enter in a full address or zip code to find the nearest sites.