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Meals & Nutrition
Check out the Salt Lake City School District's current information on food for families:
https://www.slcschools.org/departments/child-nutrition/
Click Here to start the Free and Reduced Meal Application.
Remember, you must re-apply each school year!
Meal Pries
| Elementary School | Middle School |
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| Breakfast: $1.00 Lunch: $2.00 |
Breakfast: $1.20 Lunch: $2.30 |
| High School | Adult* |
| Breakfast: $1.20 Lunch: $2.50 |
Breakfast: $2.40 Lunch: $3.25 |
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All Schools |
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SEE WHAT'S FOR LUNCH...
CLICK HERE TO SEE TODAY'S MENU!
RESOURCES
- School Lunch Account: School Café
- SLCSD Child Nutrition: Forms, Info, etc.
- Special Dietary Needs Form
- USDA website
HHS Child Nutrition Mgr
Leonela Herrera Morales
Highland High School
leonela.herreramorales@slcschools.org
COMMON CONCERNS
What do the new USDA regulations mean for my child's school lunch?
Answer: The USDA has recently issued new school meal requirements effective 2012-2013. The links on the right side provide information regarding how these new changes will affect your child's school lunch and breakfast.
Are pork products included in my child's meal?
Answer: Most meat options at SLCSD are beef, turkey and chicken based. Pork is only served in the following options:
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High Schools |
Middle Schools |
Elementary Schools |
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5 Buck Hawaiian Pizza
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5 Buck Hawaiian Pizza
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Elementary Menu is pork free. |
For further questions or concerns regarding other menu items, please contact Child Nutrition Services at 801.974.8380
My child has a peanut allergy; can they still purchase school lunch?
Answer: Our district understands that food allergies can be life-threatening. In consideration of peanut allergies, we have opted to provide a sunflower butter and jelly sandwich. However, we cannot guarantee that our foods are processed in a peanut-free or nut free environment. For example, our whole grain chocolate chip cookie and granola are not processed in a peanut/nut free environment. These items could contain traces of peanuts/nuts. Parents and guardians should contact the food-service managers to discuss special dietary needs and restrictions.
Common Concerns - Resource: Salt Lake City School District Website https://www.slcschools.org/departments/child-nutrition/menus-common-concerns