Welcome Food Services

  • Please be advised that a new Free and Reduced Application should be completed each school year.   
     
     
     
    Need to add money to your child's account? No problem!
    The district has a convenient program called MySchoolBucks in which you can monitor your child's account and add money if you wish. By participating in this program, your child will never have to worry about their account balance. You can also send a check to the district office or the cafeteria to apply money to your child's account. If you have any questions regarding your child's account, please feel free to call the Food Service Director, Anna Thomas at 716-286-7288.
     
     Additional Food Service Program Information: 
    • Food Substitutions for Children with Disabilities: 
      • Federal regulations governing the operations of Child Nutrition Programs, Part B of the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act, and Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 require that children with disabilities be offered the opportunity to participate in all academic and nonacademic activities, including school nutrition programs. The District will make reasonable accommodations to those children with disabilities whose disabilities restrict their diets, such as providing substitutions and/or modifications in the regular meal patterns. Such meal substitutions for students with disabilities will be offered at no extra charge. A student with a disability must be provided substitutions in food when that need is supported by a statement signed by a physician attesting to the need for the substitutions and recommending alternate foods.  However, the school food service is not required to provide meal services (for example, School Breakfast Program) to students with disabilities when the meal service is not normally available to the general student body, unless a meal plan is required under the student's individualized education program (IEP) or Section 504 Accommodation Plan as mandated by a physician's written instructions. 
    • Food Substitutions for Nondisabled Children:
      • Though not required, the District will also allow substitution for non-disabled children who are unable to consume the regular meal because of medical or other special dietary needs, if the request is supported by a statement signed by a recognized medical authority. The District may also allow substitutions for fluid milk with a non-dairy beverage that is nutritionally equivalent (as established by the Secretary of Agriculture) to fluid milk and meats nutritional standards for students who are unable to consume fluid milk because of medical or other special dietary needs if the request is supported by a statement signed by a recognized medical authority or by the student's parent/legal guardian.
    • Access to our full food service policy. This policy includes the procedure for charging lunches.