Kittery School Department Nutrition Program
43 Stevenson Rd.
207-439-4846
Today is: Friday,04 July,2008 08:40:10 AM
Welcome to the Kittery School Department Nutrition Program's website.

WHAT’S NEW IN THE CAFETERIA?

Kittery School Department is happy to announce the start of a new breakfast program!

Starting February  25, 2008, breakfast will be available to students every morning before the start of the school day.  Children wishing to purchase breakfast should go immediately to the cafeteria upon arrival in the morning. 

This has come to our attention as a need for many students in our schools.  Currently, our schools sell a limited variety of breakfast items to students “ala carte” which is available to all students at a cost .  With a federally subsidized breakfast program, all students will have the option to purchase a qualifying school breakfast. Students who qualify for free or reduced lunch will automatically qualify for breakfast benefits in the same category. 

 Breakfast Prices:   Paid Students - $1.00
 Reduced price to qualified students - $ .30
 Free to those who qualify for free lunch
 Adults: $1.25

A school breakfast includes: 1 to 2 oz. bread/grain serving, a 4 oz. fruit or juice serving, and an 8 oz. serving of milk.  There may also be proteins offered, such as eggs or yogurt.  Students must  use their NutriKids accounts for all meal and food purchases.  

 

Did you know?
You can view your childrens' purchase history online by registering them at www.mynutrikids.com. All you need is your child's full student ID number to get started.
Did you know?
We now have nutrient analysis menu planning. What does this mean?
* Calories are just right for your child's age group.
*Less than 30% of calories come from fat.
*Less than 10% of calories come from saturated fat
Did you know?
Students who consume school meals average over 400% more vegetables in their lunches than students who bring lunches from home.
Fresh Fruits and Veggies!!
Read about the healthy choices offered daily in Kittery Schools. Offering healthy food will teach children to make better food choices later in life.
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