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3/25/2024 8:43:12 AM
You can support Dysart Schools and receive a dollar-for-dollar state tax credit. Donations can go towards Athletics, Enrichment, Fine Arts and School Designated. Donations can be submitted up until tax day on April 15, 2024. 

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OVERVIEW

Nutrition Services will support our students and their education through fresh, wholesome food, a strong focus on nutrition and unparalleled customer service.

A full belly fuels a hungry mind! The Food Service Program is an essential part of the total educational program. Well-nourished students are better prepared to receive the instruction of the school day.

Lunch and breakfast are available at all schools. In addition to the daily entrees, salad bars and other food bar choices are available during the week. For information about our menus and other food bar choices, please see our Interactive Menu, which includes each food item offered as well as nutritional information.

Breakfast and Lunch Menus Pay For Meals Online

MEAL PRICING

Student Regular Price

Elementary Lunch - $2.60
Elementary Breakfast - $1.25
High School Lunch - $2.85
High School Breakfast - $1.25


Student Reduced Price

Elementary Lunch - $0
Elementary Breakfast - $0
High School Lunch - $0
High School Breakfast - $0


Adult Price

Elementary Lunch - $3.50
Elementary Breakfast - $1.75
High School Lunch - $3.50
High School Breakfast - $1.75


FOOD ALLERGIES & DIET MODIFICATIONS

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Diet Modifications

Dysart Nutrition Services will make reasonable substitutions to meals for children with a disability that restricts the child’s diet on a case by case basis and only when supported by a written statement (Diet Order Modification Form below) from a State licensed healthcare professional, such as a physician, who is authorized to write medical prescriptions under State law. Please see required documentation and additional USDA guidance below.

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Food Allergies

Dysart School District cannot guarantee that food served in the general lunch program are allergen free but will make all reasonable attempts to accommodate and limit cross-contamination for students with life-threatening allergies. It is ultimately the responsibility of the parent to decide whether the student will buy the modified meal or pack a lunch from home. Common Allergens are identified for each entree and are available for review on the Interactive Menu.

For Life-Threatening food allergies, meals from home are the safest alternative.

Diet Order Modification Letter/Form | Disabilities in School Meal Programs

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This institution is an equal opportunity provider.

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