Food Services
Student Nutrition
Most students are taught at home about recycling and reusing. We would like to reinforce this valuable lesson at school as well.
The Food Service program has already implemented wonderful programs like Harvest of The month and Salad Bars that offer a wide variety of fresh fruits and vegetables. This year we will continue to add fun and exciting learning opportunities and activities like Dairy Council Nutrition Lessons, Recipe Taste Testing's and Reduce, Reuse, Recycle!
You can visit these fun websites to learn ways to implement healthy eating habits at home and learn more ways to do your part for the environment.
Thank you for allowing us the opportunity to serve your children.
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Food Allergies & Special Accommodations
Food Allergies- All LIFE THREATENING ALLERGIES need to be addressed directly with the school health clerk (nurse). Food Services will provide alternate food items within reason for a student with non-life-threatening allergies only when supported by a statement from a recognized medical authority. A recognized medical authority includes a doctor or a physician's assistant. Effective July 1, 2025, registered dietitians (RD) are permitted to complete and sign a written medical statement for a school meal modification due to a disability. The California Department of Education (CDE) also permits the following state licensed healthcare professionals to complete and sign a written medical statement for a disability: licensed physicians, physician assistants, or nurse practitioners. A Medical Statement to Request Special Meals AND/OR Accommodations form may be obtained from the school health clerk (nurse), District Office, or from this website (below) to take to your child's physician. Please return the form to the school health clerk at your child's school. Thank you.