Menu items are subject to change due to limited product availability and delivery delays. Our school nutrition team is committed to ensuring students continue to have access to healthy meals each school day. We appreciate your patience as we face these challenging supply chain issues. We may have to make last-minute changes to the menu and we may not have the same number of menu choices we typically offer our students, but we will be sure that all students are nourished and ready to learn.
Meals
Supply chain issues and school meals
Los problemas de la cadena de abastecimiento y las comidas escolares
Free or reduced-priced meals application
Families meeting federal household income guidelines may qualify for free or reduced-price meals. Applications are available online and in each school’s office.
What’s on your plate?
The U.S. Department of Agriculture created MyPlate, an easy-to-follow food guide, to help parents to figure out how to feed their kids nutritious, balanced meals.
Farm fresh fridays
Providing access to fresh, nutritious, local and delicious food.
Interested in becoming a Advisory Health Council member? Have questions or ideas about the wellness policy?
The Advisory Health Council consists of registered dietitians, medical personnel, teachers, administrators, vendor owners, parents and students.
The council meets at least once a year to review current research on nutrition and fitness and to update district Policies and Regulations 3650 and 6310. The council may provide other advice as requested by the superintendent.
Please email Jan Redding at jan.redding@vansd.org.
Wellness policies and procedures
Policy 6700 • Procedure 6700