Support
At Circle Public Schools, we’re committed to supporting the whole child—both in and out of the classroom.
This page brings together a variety of resources for students and families, including access to community support, crisis intervention, food assistance, and more. If you need help, you're not alone—and we're here to connect you with the tools and care you need.
Food Assistance
Circle Public Schools is committed to making sure every student has access to nutritious meals.
Community Food Assistance
Free & Reduced Meal Benefit
Families may qualify for free or reduced-price breakfast and lunch based on household income and size.
Apply at any time during the school year.
Children with a parent or guardian who becomes unemployed may become eligible for free and reduced price meals if the household income drops below the income limit.
We want every Thunderbird household to feel supported, welcome and connected.
If you have questions or need help accessing any of these resources, please contact your school office, counselor, or the district through media@usd375.org.
School Contact Information
Need to get in touch?
Whether you’re calling in a student sick, scheduling a meeting, or just need directions—our schools are here to help. View contact info, office hours, and building details for each of Our Schools
Youth Suicide Prevention Information
Get help at 988 Lifeline
Mckinney-Vento Homelessness Assistance Act
The McKinney-Vento Homeless Assistance Act provides support and assistance to families of school-aged and pre-school aged children who do not have a regular night time residence of their own.
Community Mental Health Centers
Contact your local Community Mental Health Center if you or someone you know needs help, counseling or other support services.
Emergency Safety Interventions
Emergency Safety Interventions (ESI) are actions used only when necessary to prevent immediate harm, such as restraint or seclusion, and are intended to protect students and others in crisis situations.
Every Day Matters
Stay Connected, Keep Learning.
Attending school regularly helps children feel better about school--and themselves.
For more information, attendance policies and more visit Attendance Matters
Affordable Connectivity Program
With the FCC’s Affordable Connectivity Program, you can save on your bill and may be able to get high-speed internet for free.
Kansas KEEP
The Kansas Education Enrichment Program (KEEP) provides awards to a student’s parent or guardian to use on various enrichment and educational activities. The program is being offered through a contract between Merit International, Inc. and the Kansas Office of Recovery.
United Way of the Plains
Find help for employment & education, health & dental care, food, housing & shelter, senior & disability care, and more.
Ways to connect:
- Dial 2-1-1
- Text your zip code to 898-211
- visit 211