The P-EBT program is administered by the Georgia Department of Family Children Services (DFCS). During the 2020-2021 school year, all students enrolled in Community Eligibility Provision (CEP) school sites receive P-EBT benefits. DFCS has issued P-EBT benefits for CEP students who had not requested their benefit card during the initial P-EBT rollout.

Eligible free and reduced-priced meal students (applications/Direct Certification) enrolled in Non-CEP schools for SY2020-2021 will receive the 2020-2021 P-EBT benefits. If the free and reduced household application was not completed or the student did not qualify for free or reduced meals in 2020-2021, the student will not receive the 2020-2021 P-EBT benefits.

Below is a list of the 2020-2021 Non-CEP school sites.

Elementary

1. Bolton
2. Brandon Elementary/Primary
3. Burgess-Peterson
4. Garden Hills
5. Jackson Elementary/Primary
6. Mary Lin
7. Morningside
8. Parkside
9. Rivers
10. Smith Elementary/Primary
11. Springdale Park
12. Toomer

Middle

1. David T. Howard
2. Sutton

High

1. Maynard Jackson
2. Midtown
3. North Atlanta

APS Food-Service Charter/Partnership

1. Drew Elementary
2. Drew JA/SA
3. Wesley International 

Parents are currently receiving P-EBT cards in the mail for their students for the reimbursement value for school meals missed during SY2020-2021 during the COVID-19 school shut-down. Per DFCS, P-EBT benefits are non-transferable and cannot be shared with others that need assistance but are not eligible for P-EBT. Families not interested in receiving P-EBT should destroy their P-EBT cards.

Parents may contact DFCS at 855-501-INFO (4636) with any P-EBT questions or visit https://dfcs.georgia.gov/pandemic-electronic-benefit-transfer.