Lunch Program
First Grade Lunch Program
Hot meals are made fresh each day providing a balanced menu of protein, vegetable, fruit and a dessert. Milk is served as the beverage.
Parents can sign-up their children for this program by speaking to the classroom teacher. You may view Frequently Asked Questions about the lunch program below.
View the 1st Grade Lunch Menu.
2nd–12th Grade Lunch Program
A selection of hot and cold items is available each day from which the students can select. You may view the full menu on-line. Microwaves are available in the cafeteria for students who bring lunches from home. Students using the microwaves should be sure their lunch is in a microwavable container.
View the 2nd–12th Grade Lunch and Snack Menu.
Frequently Asked Questions Regarding the Lunch Program
What happens if my child does not have a lunch?
For children in child care through first grade, your child will receive the food on the lunch menu for that day or as an alternate will receive a peanut butter and jelly sandwich, milk, and chips. Your school bill will be charged $3.50. This service should only be used in the event of an emergency.
For children in second grade through twelfth grade, your child will receive a peanut butter and jelly sandwich, milk, and chips. Your school bill will be charged $3.50. This service should only be used in the event of an emergency and not to be used as an alternative because the child does not like what he brought that day.
How does the lunch program work for first graders?
Students must sign up for the monthly lunch program through their teacher. The fee is based on the number of school days in the month multiplied by $3.25 a day. You may not cancel in the middle of the month.
You must cancel the lunch plan before the first of the following month for billing purposes. No credits will be given for absences.
I am interested in the first grade lunch program but my child is on a special diet or is a vegetarian. What can I do?
Because we are a Christian school, we are not granted federal funding to support an extended lunch program. Therefore, we do not provide foods for special diets or vegetarians. If your child is signed up for the lunch program, please carefully read the lunch menu for that month and determine if it is suitable for your child. If it is not, your child will need to bring a lunch from home. This program is not recommended for children with special dietary requirements, vegetarians, or food allergies.
View the 1st Grade Lunch Menu.
My child has a food allergy. What do I do?
If your child has a specific food allergy, please complete a Food Allergy Action Plan so that the staff will know how to react in the event of an allergic reaction. Also, please inform your child's teacher of the allergy