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Greendale Schools | Food Service
    The Healthy Hunger-Free Kids Act enacted in January 2012 and recently adopted updates to Greendale Schools’ Student Wellness Policy brought changes in our food service offerings in 2012-13 school year. GSD Food Service is certified by the USDA for fully complying with requirements of this legislation. Click here for a news release regarding this distinction. This fall, our school breakfast and lunch menus will include more healthy ingredients including more fresh fruits and vegetables and fewer processed foods. These changes help ensure that school meals are healthy, well-balanced and provide students with the nutrition they need to succeed at school. Changes include:
    • Age-appropriate calorie limits
    • Larger servings of vegetables and fruits (Students must take at least one serving of produce)
    • A wider variety of vegetables, including dark green and red/orange vegetables and legumes
    • Fat-free or 1% milk (flavored milk must be fat-free)
    • More whole grains
    • Less sodium
    Lunch Menu & Nutrition Info
    The Greendale School District participates in the National School Breakfast and Lunch Program. We are pleased to follow the new Healthy Hunger Free Kids Act of 2012 requirements. Below you will find the elementary and secondary lunch menus along with their nutritional information:
    In addition to each day’s daily special listed on the menu, the Greendale Food Service Department offers alternative offerings to give our students a choice of food options. Please click the links below for the Alternative Offerings:
    Breakfast
    Research has shown repeatedly that students who eat breakfast are ready to learn. In addition, studies have shown schools that implement a breakfast program see improvement in achievement, attendance and behavior. This is why the Greendale School District serves breakfast at all schools.

    This program will be available to all children who want to participate. The breakfast program will be set up buffet style to allow the children the freedom of making choices. Each day we will provide the following – fresh fruit, assorted cereal with milk, mini bagels, mini muffins, yogurt, milk and fruit juice. The children will be able to choose 2 items along with either a milk or fruit juice. The cost for this will be $1.50 ($0.30 or free for children that qualify for the free and reduced lunch program) Students can pay for breakfast through the same debit system as the lunch program. Parents are welcomed to join their child for breakfast. Adult cost for the buffet is $1.75.

    Breakfast Program start times vary by school. Please see the below information for start times:

    • Canterbury: Breakfast will be served in the Multipurpose/Lunchroom each morning beginning at 8:10 a.m. Students who will be eating breakfast should enter the school at 8:10 a.m. and go directly to the lunchroom taking with them their coats and backpacks. Supervision will be provided for the breakfast program. After eating, the students should proceed to class.
    • College Park: Breakfast will be served in the Multipurpose/Lunchroom each morning beginning at 8:20 a.m. Students who will be eating breakfast should enter the school at 8:20 a.m. and go directly to the lunchroom taking with them their coats and backpacks. Supervision will be provided for the breakfast program. After eating, the students should proceed to class.
    • Highland View: Breakfast will be served in the Multipurpose/Lunchroom each morning beginning at 8:30 a.m. Students who will be eating breakfast should enter the school at 8:30 a.m. and go directly to the lunchroom taking with them their coats and backpacks. Supervision will be provided for the breakfast program. After eating, the students should proceed to class.
    • Greendale MIddle School: Breakfast will be served in the Multipurpose/Lunchroom each morning beginning at 7:30 a.m. Students who will be eating breakfast should enter the school and go directly to the lunchroom taking with them their coats and backpacks. Supervision will be provided for the breakfast program.
    • Greendale High School: Breakfast will be served in the Multipurpose/Lunchroom each morning beginning at 7:00 a.m.
    Payment and Cost
    Parents are asked to prepay for meals, which is put into your child’s lunch account. Payment can be made using cash or check sent with your child to school or by using our online payment system, myschoolbucks.com. Each meal purchased is then deducted from your account. Reminders are sent by phone from the District's School Messenger program each Monday to alert you when the account has a negative balance. Please respond to this message and bring your child's account up-to-date as soon as possible. If you have any questions or need assistance, please call the Food Service Department at your child's school, or Renee Shaw, Food Service Assistant, at (414) 491-3519.

    Cost for lunch per day:
    • Elementary: $2.00
    • Secondary: $2.50
    • Adult: $3.75
    • Breakfast: $1.50



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    Food Service Program
    Learn more about Greendale Schools Food Service Program, including school lunch menus. Parents are encouraged to check on eligibility for the Free and Reduced Price School Meals program as a student's status can change throughout the year.



    For more information, comments or concerns please contact Cindy Kacmarcik at
    (414) 423-0110, ext. 4314 or email at cindy.kacmarcik@greendale.k12.wi.us.