Food Service
Community Eligibility Provision (CEP)
We are pleased to inform you that Kelloggsville Public Schools will again be participating in an option available to schools as part of the National School Lunch and School Breakfast Program called the Community Eligibility Provision (CEP) for the 2020-2021 school year! This means breakfast and lunch will be free for all students.
What does my student's meal look like?
What can my child expect at mealtime? meals will be a combo which includes a protein item, whole grain item, 100% fruit juice, fresh or canned fruit juice, green salad and other fresh vegetables, and milk. In order for your child to receive these meals free of charge, your child's meal will have:
- One serving of fresh vegetables, fruits, or fruit juice
- A protein item (i.e.: chicken, hamburger)
- A whole-grain item (i.e.: dinner roll, bun, pizza crust)
- 1% white milk or chocolate milk (provided by Country Dairy in New Era, MI)
Eating foods from each of the food groups is the only way to ensure students are receiving all essential nutrients.
Start your day right with breakfast!
Mornings can be stressful! The alarm doesn't go off, your students don't want to get up, and there is no time to eat breakfast before the bus comes. Maybe your teenager grabs a can of pop and a candy bar on the way to school.
If this sounds like your house, we have great news for you! Breakfast is available for FREE FOR ALL STUDENTS at school. Take advantage of this option to ensure your child eats a nutritious breakfast. Recent studies show a link between nutrition and learning. A nutritious breakfast helps students be more alert so they can actively participate in class. Breakfast has vitamins and nutrients for a strong and healthy body.
