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"WINNERS"
While attending the "Reducing Sodium in School Meals" training in Anderson, Ca on March 10, 2012
Helga Myles, Kitchen Manger at Lone Tree School and Carmella Perkins, Food Service Worker at Bear River School
won two very nice raffle prices.
The training was presented by the Healthy Shasta Group along with the northern CSNA Chapter. At this training we learned how to recongize hidden sodium in food items as well how to adjust our recipe to comply with the new reduced sodium requirements. Our goal is to reduce the amount of sodium we serve our students and reach the "Target 1" amounts by July 1, 2014.
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| Wheatland School District Charge Policy |  | | |
ATTENTION ALL PARENTS AND STUDENTS:
To enhance the ability to educate students by providing a school meal whenever possible and create a consistent policy throughout the district, the attached revised policy shall apply to students who have no money to pay for a breakfast or lunch.
Please click on the following link to read the Wheatland School District Food Service Charge Policy in its entirety .
WSD Food Service Charge Policy
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The District Food Services department is committed to providing complete, nutritious and pleasing meals to all students. Every meal will meet the USDA requirements for nutrition, enabling all students to prepare for academic development.
The Food Services department provides breakfast and lunch for all students who want to participate. Sponsored by the U.S. Department of Agriculture and funded through federal and state programs, the program makes meals available for all students.
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Students at all our school sites may buy breakfast and lunch at the following prices:
| Breakfast |
$1.75 |
Click image
to pay for
school meals
at
mySchoolBucks.com
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| Lunch |
$2.75 |
| Milk |
$ .40 |
| Adults |
$5.00 |
For more information on mySchoolBucks.com, please click here.
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NEW FEDERAL LAW: All adults will only be required to put the "Last Four (4) Digits" of their social security number on the Free/Reduced Meals Application
Your child may receive free or reduced-cost meals if you now receive Food Stamp, California Work Opportunity and Responsibility to Kids (CalWORKs), Kinship Guardianship Assistance Payments (Kin-GAP), or Food Distribution Program on Indian Reservations (FDPIR) benefits.
If your total household income meets eligibility requirements, your child may receive meals free or at reduced cost.
A foster care child who is the legal responsibility of the welfare agency or ward of the court may be eligible to receive meals free or at reduced cost, regardless of your income.
Click here to visit the Forms page to view and print the documents you need to apply:
- Letter to Households about the School Lunch & Breakfast Program
- Free and Reduced-Cost Meal Application
Please fill out the application and return it to your school office or school cafeteria
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Karen Willis, Food Services Director
(530) 633-3138
Helga Myles, Cafeteria Manager, Lone Tree School
(530) 788-7581
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