Menus, Value Meals, and Pricing Information
VALUE MEALS
Meals, food and beverages sold or served at schools meet state and federal requirements based on the USDA Dietary Guidelines. https://www.cnpp.usda.gov/dietary-guidelines
Lunch for students in grades K-8 will cost $ 2.75 per day and grades 9-12 will cost $3.00. New this year, lunch and breakfast is free for students who qualify for reduced price meals. Elementary students will now be offered two entrée choices each day when practical. Middle and High School students are offered many options every day. Please note à la carte items are available for purchase to students in grades 6-12.
The best deal is a Value Meal. Value Meal components are an entree, fruit, vegetable, grain, and an 8 oz. milk or juice. Students must choose *at least three* of these components, and one of these MUST be a fruit or a vegetable choice.
PRICING
Students are told verbally when the account is low and once a week statements are sent home with any student with a low balance. Parents may call any school day to find out this balance: Village – 222-1316, Narragansett – 222-1259, Great Falls – 222-1200
Prices for September, 2019, Grades K-5
Eligibility: Full Reduced
Breakfast - $1.25 FREE
Lunch - $2.75 FREE
1%White or Skim Milk - $.65 Low-Fat Chocolate Milk - $.65
STAFF AND VISITORS: $2.00 Breakfast, $4.50 Lunch (adult portion)
In order to speed up service in the café, it is encouraged to prepay each Monday for meals to be eaten during the week or longer. The account is only charged if a student takes a meal.
The best deal is a Value Meal. Value Meal components are an entree, fruit, vegetable, grain, and an 8 oz. milk or juice. Students must choose *at least three* of these components, and one of these MUST be a fruit or a vegetable choice.
MIDDLE AND HIGH SCHOOL MEAL PAYMENTS
**Please note: à la carte items may NOT be charged.**
Menus at these schools are posted daily and include 6 to 10 entrée choices. In order to speed up service in the café, it is encouraged to prepay each Monday for meals to be eaten during the week or longer. The account is only charged if a student takes a meal.
The best deal is a Value Meal. Value Meal components are an entree, fruit, vegetable, grain, and an 8 oz. milk or juice. Students must choose *at least three* of these components, and one of these MUST be a fruit or a vegetable choice.
Prices for September, 2019, GORHAM MIDDLE, Grades 6-8
Eligibility: Full Reduced
Breakfast: $1.25 FREE
Lunch - $2.75 FREE
Extra 1%White or Skim Milk - $.65 Low-Fat Chocolate Milk - $.65
STAFF AND VISITORS: $2.00 Breakfast, $4.50 Lunch (adult portion)
Prices for September, 2019, GORHAM HIGH, Grades 9-12
Eligibility: Full Reduced
Breakfast - $1.25 FREE
Lunch - $3.00 FREE
Extra 1%White or Skim Milk - $.75 Fat-Free Chocolate Milk - $.75
STAFF AND VISITORS: $2.00 Breakfast, $4.50 Lunch (adult portion)
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Gorham School Dining Services Contact List
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Michael Sanborn
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Director of Dining Services 222-1231
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Administrative Assistant 222-1375
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Laura Scaplen
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Gorham High School 222-1196
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John Canty
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Gorham Middle School 222-1217
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Diana Blanchard
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Village Elementary School 222-1316
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Raina Lee Cooper
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Narragansett Elementary 222-1259
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Nancy Aceto
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Great Falls Elementary 222-1200
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