Food Service Information
Free and Reduced Lunch Application Form
LUNCH MENUS
General Guidelines
*All guidelines and expectations will be updated as recommendations are provided by state and local health officials.
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Green City offers a lunch and breakfast program which may be purchased each day. Menus will be outlined on the monthly menu sent home with the students.
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Extra milk can be purchased.
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5th -12th grade students may have salads when available
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Extras may be purchased by fifth through twelfth grade students
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All students may get extra fruits and vegetables if quantity allows.
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OPENED FOOD MAY NOT LEAVE THE CAFETERIA.
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All dietary requests or restrictions require a physician’s order. This includes allergic reactions to food products.
Cafeteria Charges
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Students will not be allowed to exceed $12.50 in cafeteria charges. Once this limit is reached, a parent/guardian letter will be sent and students will not be allowed to make additional charges until the account is paid.
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All cafeteria charges must have at least a zero balance at the beginning of each school year before any charges can occur. Students owing money from previous years will not be allowed to charge until the previous balances are paid.
Meal Prices
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Meal |
Full Price |
Reduced Price |
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Student Breakfast |
$1.75 |
$0.30 |
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Student Lunch |
$3.05 |
$0.40 |
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Extra Milk |
$0.30 |
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Extra Entree |
$1.75 |
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