Free Lunch vs. À la carte at GHS & GMS
The Gorham School District will once again provide FREE lunches and breakfasts to ALL STUDENTS during the 2021-22 school year. The meals include an entrée, small milk or water, fruit and/or vegetable. Menus are available on the school website and the Dining Services facebook page.
In addition to these free lunches, the cafeterias in the middle school and high school will offer à la carte items available for purchase!
These items will include desserts, specialty drinks, snacks, and additional entrees. The à la carte items must be paid for with funds added to the student’s account prior to the day of purchase. Funds can be added to the account via PayPams or by cash in a labeled envelope. Student ID cards will be scanned rather than utilizing the pinpads.
Any addition questions please contact: rainalee.cooper@gorhamschools.org
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.
Meals, food and beverages sold and served at schools meet state and federal requirements based on the USDA Dietary Guidelines. https://www.cnpp.usda.gov/dietary-guidelines
Elementary School Value Meal Prices | |||
Full Price | Free/Reduced | Staff/Visitors | |
Breakfast | FREE | FREE | $2.00 |
Lunch | FREE | FREE | $4.50 |
Milk | $0.85 | $0.85 | $0.85 |
Middle School Value Meal Prices | |||
Full Price | Free/Reduced | Staff/Visitors | |
Breakfast | FREE | FREE | $2.00 |
Lunch | FREE | FREE | $4.50 |
Milk | $0.85 | $0.85 | $0.85 |
High School Value Meal Prices | |||
Full Price | Free/Reduced | Staff/Visitors | |
Breakfast | FREE | FREE | $2.00 |
Lunch | FREE | FREE | $4.50 |
Milk | $0.85 | $0.85 | $0.85 |
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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Raina Lee Cooper
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Administrative Assistant 222-1375
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rainalee.cooper@gorhamschools.org
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Anthony Salvaggio
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Gorham High School 222-1196
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Laura Scaplen
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Gorham Middle School 222-1217
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laura.scaplen@gorhamschools.org |
Diana Blanchard
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Village Elementary School 222-1316
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Bonny Charles
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Narragansett Elementary 222-1259
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bonny.charles@gorhamschools.org |
Nancy Aceto
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Great Falls Elementary 222-1200
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