Lunch Menus

Purchasing a meal is the best deal for your money! To be charged the meal price (instead of à la carte pricing) the student must take at least 3 out of the 5 items offered and one of those items must be a fruit or vegetable choice.

The five items are:

• Protein
• 1 Fruit choice (except high school; students may have 2 fruits or 1 fruit and 1 juice)
• 1 of each Vegetable offered
• a Bread/Grain choice;
• and Milk choice.

Some items can count as 2 items: (Protein and Bread/Grain)' Hamburger, Pizza, Sandwich' Spaghetti and meatballs. If a student only wants a few items, they will be charged individual prices. See below for prices.

POLICY:

Student lunch meals are funded through federal programs, which include specific guidelines for how and when courtesy meals may be provided. 

Elementary and Middle School Students (Grades PK–8): 

Students may charge up to two meals when their lunch account balance is negative. After that, they will receive a free courtesy meal: 

• Courtesy Breakfast: Cereal, milk, and fruit 
• Courtesy Lunch: Turkey sandwich, fruit, vegetable, and milk 

Students with documented allergies will receive an appropriate allergy-safe courtesy meal. 

High School Students (Grades 9–12): Students with two unpaid meal charges will not receive a courtesy meal. 

Students with a negative account balance may still purchase meals or snacks with cash, even if their meal account is overdrawn. 

To avoid disruption in meal service, we encourage parents to create an account at www.schoolcafe.com. Through this platform, you can: 

• Monitor your student’s meal account and spending 
• Automatically add funds using a debit or credit card 

Cafeteria managers will also send weekly low or negative balance reminders via email. These notices sometimes get flagged as spam or junk, so please keep an eye out to ensure you’re receiving these notices. 

If you believe your family may qualify for free or reduced-price meals, you may submit an application at www.schoolcafe.com. 

Please contact us with any questions.