Nutrition & Food Services
SchoolCafé
The all-in-one family portal to easily manage your students meal account.
- Meal account payments
- Meal benefit application
- Purchase history
- Purchase restrictions
- School menus & more
Information
- Contacts
- Printable Menus
- Meal Prices
- Nutrition & Allergy
- Free or Reduced Lunch
- Meal Account Refund Request
- Birthday Snacks (Prices, Nutrition & Ingredients)
- Ask our Dietician
Contacts
Printable Menus
Meal Prices
Nutrition & Allergy
Free or Reduced Lunch
Meal Account Refund Request
Birthday Snacks (Prices, Nutrition & Ingredients)
Ask our Dietician
Frequently Asked Questions
- What should I do if my child has a food allergy?
- How can I make deposits to my child's account?
- What happens to money left in my child's account at the end of the school year?
- How do I get a refund of money in my child's account?
- What type of cash register system does the food service department use?
- What happens if someone uses my child's account?
- What is the "alternate meal" policy for the food service department?
- How can I limit what my child can purchase from his/her account?
- What is the district's policy on food brought from home?
- Can I have special dietary accommodations for my child based on my religion?
- Why did my child get this white envelope to bring home?
- Why do faculty and staff pay more for meals than students?
- Why did my child receive a turkey sandwich for lunch?
- What are the current meal prices?
- How do I make sure that my student has a birthday treat for their birthday?
What should I do if my child has a food allergy?
How can I make deposits to my child's account?
What happens to money left in my child's account at the end of the school year?
How do I get a refund of money in my child's account?
What type of cash register system does the food service department use?
What happens if someone uses my child's account?
What is the "alternate meal" policy for the food service department?
How can I limit what my child can purchase from his/her account?
What is the district's policy on food brought from home?
Can I have special dietary accommodations for my child based on my religion?
Why did my child get this white envelope to bring home?
Why do faculty and staff pay more for meals than students?
Why did my child receive a turkey sandwich for lunch?
What are the current meal prices?
How do I make sure that my student has a birthday treat for their birthday?
Summer School Meal Program
All students, children, and teens 18 years old and younger are eligible for meals at no-cost with our Summer Meals program.
See the participating elementary, intermediate, and high schools and their community serving times by clicking below!
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