Appleton area school district Food Service

October’s #DiscoveryKitchen theme is “Seed to Table,” celebrating fresh, seasonal foods and supporting local producers, school gardens, and Farm-to-School programs!

Check out this video from Chartwells K12 to learn more about how we are celebrating National Farm to School Month with the Great Apple Crunch on October 8! When you pick up your meals this Thursday you'll find a locally grown apple included from Appleland Farm Market. We know you will APPLE-solutely enjoy helping us celebrate!

Meals are free for all children, ages 18 and under, through the end of December or as long as federal funding is available. If you think you might qualify for free or reduced-price lunch, please fill out the form so that you are covered when this free program ends.

Students and families can use the desktop version or download the mobile app by searching “Nutrislice” in the app store.

The food sharing table initiative, backed by the Department of Agriculture, is trending nationally. It’s intended to feed kids in need while saving nutritious, usable food from landfills.

All students will be served breakfast and lunch at no charge at the following sites: Badger Elementary, Columbus Elementary, Highlands Elementary, Horizons Elementary, Jefferson Elementary, Lincoln Elementary, McKinley Elementary, Johnston Elementary and Wilson Middle School.

If you are requesting a change in the menu due to a special dietary need/disability, please have your physician fill out a Special Dietary Need form and return it to the Food Service Office.