Free & Reduced Lunch Paperwork

Your child may qualify for free or reduced-price meals. You must reapply every year. Qualification is based on household income.

Students who qualify receive additional benefits including reduced fees for the following programs.

• Event Fees

• Field Trips

• Advanced Placement Tests

• Associated Student Body (ASB) Fees

• Pre-College Exams (PSAT/SAT/ACT)

• College Application Fees

Breakfast and lunch will be served at no cost to those students who qualify for free or reduced-price meals.

Below are the links to download the paperwork for free & reduced lunch:

• Free & Reduced Lunch Application

MIHS Counseling Center Resources

The counseling office at Mercer Island High School provides various resources to students. Please see the counseling office for assistance in the following areas:

• Food Pantry/weekend food

• Personal Hygiene Items 

• Backpacks & Stationery

Crest

• Food Drop off 

• Partnering with food services to give leftover to families/students

Additional Resources

• Mercer Island Youth and Family Services

• MI-Leap

• 211 Resource Connection

CRISIS/EMERGENCY/SUPPORT SERVICES

COMMUNITY GRIEF/LOSS SUPPORT

Forefront Cares – support after a suicide 206-543-1016 
The Healing Center Seattle 206-523-1206 
Safe Crossings Foundation 206-652-4723 
CampErin—weekend camp for youth grieving the loss of a loved one

• Get the facts about vaping
• Changes Parent Support Group
• From Binge to Blackout by Chris & Toren Volkmann
• Marijuana -What's a Parent to Believe? By Dr. Timmen Cermak
• Parents - The Anti-Drug
• Smart Approaches to Marijuana
• Start Talking Now

Alcohol and Drug Information

• Get informed about marijuana
• Is marijuana legal? What teens need to know.
• This is your brain on drugs
• Street Drugs
• Faces of Meth
• Above the Influence