Welcome to the Monmouth-Roseville Food Service Page
USDA no longer shares Medicaid status to ISBE
What this means to YOU:Medicaid eligibility status will NO LONGER automatically qualify student(s) for Direct Certification status. Former Medicaid qualified families wil maintain their "FREE" status for the first 30 operating days of the school year. However, those families MUST fill out a Free/Reduced Application by October 5, 2016, to apply for free/reduced status. Applications may be filled out at any time throughout the school year and are available at the Monmouth-Roseville High School office. Free/Reduced status takes affect when the paperwork has been completed correctly and approved by the Building Administrator.
Families are responsible for ANY charges prior to that date. 2016-17 applications and further lunch program information is available after July 28, 2016 under the registration tab at http://mrcusd238foodservice.weebly.com
ANY food restrictions OR additions to the normal school lunch can only be made with the proper paperwork filed with and approved by the Food Service office. SPECIAL DIETARY FORM. Parents should send an appropriate lunch with their student until they have received notification of a start date for the approved adjustments. Decisions regarding meal adjustments for non-handicapped students will be based case-by-case.
Grades Pre-K-8th Schools- Qualify for CEO FREE Breakfast AND Lunch
Grades 9-12th are NOT TO CHARGE MEALS due to Open Campus.
STUDENTS MUST ORDER A LUNCH EACH MORNING.
Low fund accounts will be provided a Sack Lunch consisting of a Sunbutter/Jelly or Cheese sandwich, Fruit or Vegetable and Milk. Special arrangements for paying negative charges may be set up by contacting Teresa Allen, Food Service Director at 309-734-3300 or tallen@mr238.org
NO ALACARTE may be charged.
MRCUSD operates a Free/Reduced Breakfast/Lunch program NOT a Free Milk Program. Students must have money in their accounts to purchase a carton of milk by itself or to go with a lunch brought from home. Parents may restrict what their student is allowed to purchase by contacting the school office or food service office.
What this means to YOU:Medicaid eligibility status will NO LONGER automatically qualify student(s) for Direct Certification status. Former Medicaid qualified families wil maintain their "FREE" status for the first 30 operating days of the school year. However, those families MUST fill out a Free/Reduced Application by October 5, 2016, to apply for free/reduced status. Applications may be filled out at any time throughout the school year and are available at the Monmouth-Roseville High School office. Free/Reduced status takes affect when the paperwork has been completed correctly and approved by the Building Administrator.
Families are responsible for ANY charges prior to that date. 2016-17 applications and further lunch program information is available after July 28, 2016 under the registration tab at http://mrcusd238foodservice.weebly.com
ANY food restrictions OR additions to the normal school lunch can only be made with the proper paperwork filed with and approved by the Food Service office. SPECIAL DIETARY FORM. Parents should send an appropriate lunch with their student until they have received notification of a start date for the approved adjustments. Decisions regarding meal adjustments for non-handicapped students will be based case-by-case.
Grades Pre-K-8th Schools- Qualify for CEO FREE Breakfast AND Lunch
Grades 9-12th are NOT TO CHARGE MEALS due to Open Campus.
STUDENTS MUST ORDER A LUNCH EACH MORNING.
Low fund accounts will be provided a Sack Lunch consisting of a Sunbutter/Jelly or Cheese sandwich, Fruit or Vegetable and Milk. Special arrangements for paying negative charges may be set up by contacting Teresa Allen, Food Service Director at 309-734-3300 or tallen@mr238.org
NO ALACARTE may be charged.
MRCUSD operates a Free/Reduced Breakfast/Lunch program NOT a Free Milk Program. Students must have money in their accounts to purchase a carton of milk by itself or to go with a lunch brought from home. Parents may restrict what their student is allowed to purchase by contacting the school office or food service office.
“In accordance with Federal law and United States Department of Agriculture policy, this institution is prohibited from discriminating on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, age, or disability. To file a complaint of discrimination, write USDA, Director, Office of Civil Rights, 1400 Independence Avenue, SW, Washington, D.C. 20250-9410 or call 800.795.3272 or 202.720.6382 (TTY). USDA is an equal opportunity provider and employer.”
