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Welcome to Child Nutrition Services!
Child Nutrition Services provides students with access to a variety of tasty,
seasonal, and quality foods that meet their health and nutrition needs to learn at school.
All food and beverages sold or served on campus conform to State and Federal
nutrition requirements. All food and beverages are prepared and served by qualified child nutrition professionals.
Enrolled students will be offered one breakfast and one lunch
at no cost for the 2022-23 school year.
The first meal is FREE but if students want a second meal, they must purchase it:
SECOND BREAKFAST: $3.00
SECOND LUNCH: $5.00
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COLOR MENUS
Elementary
B. Gale Wilson, Cordelia Hills, K.I Jones, Nelda Mundy, Oakbrook, Suisun Valley
Cleo Gordon, Crescent, Dan O. Root, Laurel Creek, Rolling Hills, Suisun Elementary, Sullivan
Anna Kyle, David Weir, Dover, Fairview, Sheldon, Tolenas
Secondary
Middle & High School Breakfast Menu
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For all open positions, please click here!
Dan Mitchell
Director of Child Nutrition Services
(707) 399-5013
Ambur Dixon
Assistant Director
(707) 399-5046
Monica Gonzalez
Child Nutrition Manager
(707) 339-4319
Amanda Sestak
Staff Accountant
(707) 399-5043
Pamela Willson
Manager Armijo High School
(707) 340-4239
Jackie Evans
Manager Fairfield High School
(707) 400-6335
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For the 2022-23 school year, all Fairfield-Suisun Unified students will receive one breakfast and one lunch at no cost.
Prepayments for Second Meals and A La Carte Items
Students may choose to purchase a second meal or a-la carte items. FSUSD has switched to a new system called Titan where parents can make online payments. Cash or check payments can still be made at your student's school.
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Healthy Schools Begin With You!
Student wellness is at the heart of learning. Students who have a healthy lifestyle can achieve more and be more successful in school.
Our District has developed a Wellness Policy that is focused on improving the health of students. The policy was developed by the Wellness Committee, which includes teachers and administrators of various departments. The Wellness Committee has a goal to expand to both students and parents in the future. Click here to view the Wellness Policy: School Wellness Policy BP503
Wellness Committee Goals:
1. Increase participation in the school breakfast program by five percentage points.
2. Study the impact, through the Curriculum Council, of offering a formalized health course at each high school.
3. Increase the percentage of students in the "Healthy Fitness Zone" on the Physical Fitness Test for 5th, 7th and 9th y 5 percentage points.
4. Increase the number of students who show growth in one or more areas on the Physical Fitness Test given triannually to 50 percent.
5. Increase the number of students participating in extracurricular physical activity as measured by a question on the School Effectiveness Survey.