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The School Food Service program, operating on a self-sustaining basis,
provides breakfast at the High School and full hot and cold lunches in
all elementary and secondary schools. A monthly menu lists the daily
lunch offerings, which include a choice of entrees, one-half pint of
milk, vegetables, salads, fruits and desserts.
The West Islip Public Schools believe that one of the most important
ways in which we can help our children perform better in their
classrooms is to provide them with the nutrition necessary for the
healthy growth of their minds and bodies. Therefore, we provide lunch in
our schools every day.
We invite all students to show their support for their school food
service program through frequent participation.
Students may buy lunch for $1.75 in elementary schools or $2.25 in
secondary schools. The cost of 20 elementary meals is $35.00 and the
cost of 20 secondary meals is $45.00. The elementary school year plan is
$315.00, the middle school year plan is $391.50 and high school year
plan is $405.00
A monthly menu lists the daily lunch offerings, which include a choice
of entrees, sandwiches, milks, fruits and vegetables.
The West Islip School District will provide free/reduced priced meals to
those children whose families meet current eligibility criteria.
Families with income at or below the amount determined in accordance
with family size may be eligible for, and are urged to apply for,
free/reduced price meals. All information is kept confidential.
Children from households that meet Federal income guidelines are
eligible for free meals or reduced price meals. Reduced price meals cost
each eligible student $.25 for lunch or high school breakfast. To apply
for free or reduced price meals, submit a Direct Certification letter
from the NYS Office of Temporary and Disability Assistance OR complete
the application available at the District Office, 100 Sherman Avenue.
Please submit only one application per entire family.
*Applications for free and reduced price school meals may
be filed at anytime during the school year. If family
circumstances change during the school year, i.e. loss of a job,
increase in household size, decrease of income, or receiving Food
Stamps, TANF or other benefits, applications may be resubmitted.
Applications are available to download, at each school and in the
Administrative Office.
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