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Meet Up and Eat Up

Summer is a time for connection, exploration, and fun! Summer nutrition programs make sure children and young people have the nutrition they need to do just that. During the school year, meals are available to kids through school breakfast and lunch. But kids lose critical access to meals during the summer when schools are out. To fill this gap, many local schools and community organizations nationwide operate summer meal programs to provide meals to kids at no cost.

There are resources available for Summer Food Services around the Oakland County area, the State of Michigan, and nationally. Take advantage of these opportunities and locate a meet up and eat up location here: https://www.mcgi.state.mi.us/schoolnutrition/  

 

Breakfast & Lunch Menus

Breakfast

Breakfast is served at all 13 schools this year, is available every school day this year (including half days) and will be served up until the first bell.

This year, breakfast will be provided at all 13 schools. It will be available on every school day, including half days, and will be served up until sound of the first bell.

Lunch

Lunch is provided every school day and consists of the main entree, servings of fruits & vegetables and a choice of low-fat milk.

The Michigan School Meals Program is providing financial support for complimentary meals during the current academic year. The funding allocated to this program enables every student to receive a free breakfast and lunch.

As per the guidelines of the program, students must include a serving of fruit or vegetable with their breakfast and lunch meals to be eligible.

STOP! PLEASE READ

As a result of disruptions in the national supply chain, it may be necessary for us to make adjustments to our menus with minimal or no advance notice. Rest assured that we are making every effort to provide meals as originally planned. We sincerely appreciate your understanding and cooperation during this time. Thank you.

— Management

Free School Meals 2024-2025

Michigan’s 1.4 million public school children will be receiving nutritious free meals at school this year as a result of a $160 million appropriation in the state’s School Aid budget adopted by the state legislature and signed into law by Gov. Gretchen Whitmer.