The lunch program in Windsor is part of the federally-supported National School Lunch Program. This program was started in 1946 when officials noticed that young soldiers were poorly nourished. The goal is to offer nutritious, economical and convenient meals to all students. The National School Lunch Program requires schools to serve meals that meet national nutrition guidelines.
School meals have more grains, fruits and vegetables than they did ten years ago.
We offer kids' favorites like pizza and chicken nuggets, but with less fat and sodium than their typical counterparts. The Nutrition Services department offers lunch at all schools and breakfast at all elementary schools. A la carte items are offered during lunch at all schools except Tozer Primary. Half-pints of milk are available at no charge during snack time to preschool students at Skyview Elementary and Tozer Primary schools, who are not at school when lunch is served. Lunch and breakfast menus offer several choices each day.