Breakfast and Lunch are free through December 31, 2020!
Please send in your Free/Reduced application ASAP to qualify for Free/Reduced Lunches in 2021 or you can fill it out online at: http://gorhamschools.schoollunchapp.com
Lunches Available on days your kids are home!!
The Gorham School Nutrition Program can provide lunches to students who are remote learning from home. Whether you have decided to send your child(ren) to school 2 days a week or keep them home full time, you can pick up a lunch on days they aren't in school. Lunches available for pick up Mon-Thurs at Village and Great Falls from 10:00-10:45! If you are interested picking up a meal on the days your child is home please contact our remote site coordinator, Diana Blanchard, at diana.blanchard@gorhamschools.org or (207)222-1316.
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 |
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
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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
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Nancy Aceto
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Great Falls Elementary 222-1200
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