Our district participates in the Federal and State Surplus Commodities program which requires two balanced meals with minimum or higher standards of nutrition. Our school takes part in the "Offer vs. Serve" program, which requires each student to choose at least three of the food items offered to them. We do try to encourage the students to eat all they have chosen. If there are certain foods which your child is not allowed to eat, please have your doctor send the list to school.

Breakfast and lunch are served on all scheduled school days. If school is dismissed at noon for any reason, there will be no lunch served that day.

The cafeteria is open from 7:30 to 7:55 a.m. for those wishing to eat breakfast. Please remember the first bell is at 7:50, please plan your breakfast attendance accordingly.

Milk is available for purchase for students who bring a cold lunch. Milk is also served with each hot lunch and breakfast.

THE STATE OF OREGON AND THE USDA ARE EQUAL OPPORTUNITY PROVIDERS AND EMPLOYERS

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USDA Nondiscrimination Statement

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