Nutrition Services
2020 - 21 SCHOOL YEAR
See link below to pre-order meals for virtual learners. Meal kits are distributed at Harvey High School at the back of the building. You must exit your vehicle and enter the building to pick up meals, face coverings are required.
Breakfast and lunch meal kits will be given for the following week's school days. Meals will not be given for holidays, weekends, and non-scheduled school days.
We are pleased to inform you that the Nutrition Services Department of Painesville City Local Schools is eligible for and will be participating in a National School Lunch and Breakfast Program called the Community Eligibility Program (CEP). ALL students enrolled in grades K-12 at Harvey High School, Heritage Middle School and at Chestnut, Elm and Maple Elementary Schools are eligible to receive a healthy breakfast and lunch at school at no charge to your household each day of the 2020-2021 school year. No further action is required of you.
Until the end of the year, ALL children ages 1-18 may receive breakfast and lunch meals at no cost. Meals for the week must be pre-ordered using the link below. All students who learn in person receive their meals during the school day. Virtual learners, follow the information below, including showing your virtual learner card. Parents or guardians must pre-order meals for preschoolers and homeschooled students and give their names at the meal pick up.
If your child is an online learner, please click here to pre-order meals. Meals can be picked up on Fridays between 11:00 am and noon or 4:30 pm to 5:00 pm through the drive behind Harvey High School. You will need to exit your vehicle and enter the building to pick up the meals. You must present the Online Learner Card for each student's meals and wear a face mask when entering the building.
Click here for your school menu:
Or download the Nutrislice app in the Apple or Google Play Store
- Search for “School Meals – OH” as the District name
- Favorite (click on the heart) your child’s school for easy access going forward.
- We share this service with multiple school districts which is why you see other schools listed.
- Click on breakfast or lunch to see the menu.
- Nutritional information and allergens are listed for each item. If additional information is needed, please contact the kitchen manager at your school.
The Nutrition Services Department is made up of a team of 22 foodservice professionals in 5 kitchens who are committed to providing high-quality meals to students at an affordable price to families.
The Department of Nutrition Services strictly adheres to the USDA mandates and regulations regarding the sale of food items to children in schools. We offer chef salads, fresh fruits, and veggies at every school, every day. We serve education every day by promoting healthy habits and nutrition.
DISTRICT WELLNESS POLICY
The District Wellness Policy is available on our website under the Board Policies & Guidelines section. If you have any input for the Wellness Policy, please contact the Operations Manager.
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