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Food Service Updates

May 2, 2025 HAPPY SCHOOL LUNCH HERO DAY! We are so lucky to have such amazing staff giving out meals to the students daily. Thanks for all you do :)
We are WINDING DOWN! :D
As we prepare for the end of school year 24/25, we start to bid and plan for the next school year 25/26. It all happens so quickly!
We will continue purchasing more and more local foods from places like Spork Food Hub (in Davis), and AgLink Food Hub in Ballico. 
We strive to make our offerings better and fresher every day! 
Volunteers are always helpful, if you're interested please email us at [email protected]
We also partner with Second Harvest Food Bank Child Nutrition Coalition for advocacy support and the Chef Ann Foundation for support with increasing scratch cooking, grants, and culinary student apprenticeships.
 
For more information:
https://www.shfb.org/
https://www.chefannfoundation.org/
Do you know how school meals work? Consider reviewing the RICHARD B. RUSSELL NATIONAL SCHOOL LUNCH ACT here!

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