Food Services Department
Mrs. Shireena Allen
Director of Food Services
allen-shireena@aramark.com
Director of Food Services
allen-shireena@aramark.com
Check lunch account balances online! You can check lunch account balances online from home. Just log on to Harmony web access then click the Food Service link. If you do not have a Harmony account setup, just download and print the form here, fill it in, and send it with your child to turn in to the office.
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School Dish
SchoolDish is a website where all of Southeast Fountain Schools daily menu options are uploaded online and you can hover over the menu options to get the nutritional info on the spot. This is great for students with diabetes or anyone just trying to watch what they eat. Once you are on the site you can click "Menus and Nutrition" on the top navigation bar and then choose either the Elementary School or High School. Click the link below to view the website!
https://sefschools.schooldish.com
SchoolDish is a website where all of Southeast Fountain Schools daily menu options are uploaded online and you can hover over the menu options to get the nutritional info on the spot. This is great for students with diabetes or anyone just trying to watch what they eat. Once you are on the site you can click "Menus and Nutrition" on the top navigation bar and then choose either the Elementary School or High School. Click the link below to view the website!
https://sefschools.schooldish.com
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Employment Opportunities
Food Services has openings for Substitute positions at Fountain Central High School and Southeast Fountain Elementary.
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Breakfast and Lunch Prices for 2019-2020
Breakfast and lunch prices for the 2018-2019 school year will be as follows:
Southeast Fountain Elementary
Breakfast: $1.20 (Reduced Breakfast: $.30)
Lunch: $2.20 (Reduced Lunch: $.40)
Fountain Central Jr/Sr High School
Breakfast: $1.20 (Reduced Breakfast: $.30)
Lunch: $2.50 (Reduced Lunch: $.40)
Breakfast and lunch prices for the 2018-2019 school year will be as follows:
Southeast Fountain Elementary
Breakfast: $1.20 (Reduced Breakfast: $.30)
Lunch: $2.20 (Reduced Lunch: $.40)
Fountain Central Jr/Sr High School
Breakfast: $1.20 (Reduced Breakfast: $.30)
Lunch: $2.50 (Reduced Lunch: $.40)
Charging Policies (Updated May 9, 2019)
Jr./Sr. High School: When a student accumulates a negative balance, he/she will be notified by the cashier and parents will be notified. Students may receive an alternate lunch at the current lunch price. When a student has reached the charging limit of $10.00, service will be discontinued until payment is made. Students will not be allowed to charge a la carte items or second lunches at any time. Payment may be made by cash, check or online using a credit card.
Elementary: When a student accumulates a negative balance, parents will be notified. When a student reaches a negative balance of $10.00, they will receive an alternate lunch at the current lunch price. Students will not be allowed to charge a la carte items or second lunches at any time. Payment may be made by cash, check or online using a credit card.
For Staff: When a staff member reaches a negative balance of $10.00, service will be discontinued until payment is made. Staff will be notified by email when they have reached a negative balance of $5.00.
Any significant lunch account balance (over $5.00) will be pursued for collection before it is determined to be uncollectable, pursuant to School Board Policy #224.
A lunch account becomes inactive after nine (9) weeks with no deposits or withdrawals. An inactive lunch account that has a positive balance of $5.00 or less may be receipted back into the school lunch fund where the School Lunch Program funds are maintained. An inactive lunch account that has a nominal negative account balance of $5.00 or less may be offset against the positive balances in the Fund; provided, however, that if the parent requests and can document entitlement to the positive balance in the account, the parent is entitled to a refund of that amount.
Once classified as bad debt, non-Federal funding sources shall reimburse the school lunch program account for the total amount of the bad debt. If funds to reimburse the Corporation for this bad debt are not available from another source, such as school or community organizations (like the PTA) or any other non-Federal source, the funds to reimburse the school lunch program shall be transferred from the Corporation Operations Fund or other State or local funding to make that reimbursement.
Elementary: When a student accumulates a negative balance, parents will be notified. When a student reaches a negative balance of $10.00, they will receive an alternate lunch at the current lunch price. Students will not be allowed to charge a la carte items or second lunches at any time. Payment may be made by cash, check or online using a credit card.
For Staff: When a staff member reaches a negative balance of $10.00, service will be discontinued until payment is made. Staff will be notified by email when they have reached a negative balance of $5.00.
Any significant lunch account balance (over $5.00) will be pursued for collection before it is determined to be uncollectable, pursuant to School Board Policy #224.
A lunch account becomes inactive after nine (9) weeks with no deposits or withdrawals. An inactive lunch account that has a positive balance of $5.00 or less may be receipted back into the school lunch fund where the School Lunch Program funds are maintained. An inactive lunch account that has a nominal negative account balance of $5.00 or less may be offset against the positive balances in the Fund; provided, however, that if the parent requests and can document entitlement to the positive balance in the account, the parent is entitled to a refund of that amount.
Once classified as bad debt, non-Federal funding sources shall reimburse the school lunch program account for the total amount of the bad debt. If funds to reimburse the Corporation for this bad debt are not available from another source, such as school or community organizations (like the PTA) or any other non-Federal source, the funds to reimburse the school lunch program shall be transferred from the Corporation Operations Fund or other State or local funding to make that reimbursement.
Breakfast Information
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Elementary:
Breakfast is served in the cafeteria every morning, even on the days that we experience a two (2) hour delay. We begin serving at 7:35 am with Wednesday’s service beginning at 8:35 am. Students may choose from the main entrée or cereal, fruit, juice and milk. Start your day off with breakfast! |
High School:
Breakfast is served in the cafeteria every morning, even on the days that we experience a two (2) hour delay. We begin serving at 7:20 am (Wednesday’s – 8:20 am) with a variety of options available. Choose from an Egg and Cheese Biscuit Sandwich, Breakfast Pizza, Sausage Gravy & Biscuit, Mini Bagels, French Toast Sticks (Monday & Friday), Donuts (Tuesday & Thursday), Assorted Cereal, Blueberry Muffin, Chocolate Muffin, Fruit, Juice and Milk. Start your day off with breakfast! |
Free and Reduced Information
Wellness Policy on Physical Activity and Nutrition
- Click here to view the Wellness Policy on Physical Activity and Nutrition (Adopted 5/12/2016)
USDA Meal Requirements for 2017-2018
1. Sodium limits are still in effect with no additional salt available to students. We offer several flavors of no salt seasonings that students can add to their food to enhance the flavor and taste.
2. Ala carte restrictions remain in effect for all side items and snacks with calorie and fat guidelines. The side items currently affected under this requirement are macaroni and cheese and hash browns. Students may select one serving of these items with their meal (when on the menu) but are not allowed to purchase any additional servings. All snack items available for purchase meet the guidelines and as new items become available from our suppliers, we will add those as well.
3. We continue to meet requirements set forth in the usda healthy hunger-free kids act of 2010 which includes requirements in these five (5) food components: meat/meat alternate, vegetables, fruits, grains and milk. We follow an offer vs serve program which means students have to select three (3) out of the five (5) components offered, with a fruit and/or vegetable required, to make a complete meal.
There is also certain criteria we must meet under each of those components:
Meat/Meat Alternate
Elementary: Must offer a minimum of 1 oz. Per day/9 oz. Per week.
High School: Must offer a minimum of 2 oz. Per day/10 oz. Per week.
Vegetables – Must offer 1 cup daily (required to take at least ½ cup vegetable and/or fruit at lunch) that include these sub groups: dark green (broccoli, romaine lettuce), red/orange (carrots, tomatoes), legumes (baked beans, refried beans), starchy (corn, peas, potatoes) and other (cauliflower, celery, cucumbers, green beans). These subgroups must be offered weekly.
Fruits – Must offer 1 cup daily (required to take at least ½ cup fruit or a juice at breakfast and required to take at least ½ cup fruit and/or vegetable at lunch). Options are fresh fruit, canned fruit and juice (when offered).
Grains
Elementary: Must offer a minimum of 1 oz. Per day/8 oz. Per week.
High School: Must offer a minimum of 2 oz. Per day/10 oz. Per week. All grains must be whole grain rich.
Milk – Must offer a minimum of 1 cup per day/5 cups per week. All milk must be low-fat or fat-free.
1. Sodium limits are still in effect with no additional salt available to students. We offer several flavors of no salt seasonings that students can add to their food to enhance the flavor and taste.
2. Ala carte restrictions remain in effect for all side items and snacks with calorie and fat guidelines. The side items currently affected under this requirement are macaroni and cheese and hash browns. Students may select one serving of these items with their meal (when on the menu) but are not allowed to purchase any additional servings. All snack items available for purchase meet the guidelines and as new items become available from our suppliers, we will add those as well.
3. We continue to meet requirements set forth in the usda healthy hunger-free kids act of 2010 which includes requirements in these five (5) food components: meat/meat alternate, vegetables, fruits, grains and milk. We follow an offer vs serve program which means students have to select three (3) out of the five (5) components offered, with a fruit and/or vegetable required, to make a complete meal.
There is also certain criteria we must meet under each of those components:
Meat/Meat Alternate
Elementary: Must offer a minimum of 1 oz. Per day/9 oz. Per week.
High School: Must offer a minimum of 2 oz. Per day/10 oz. Per week.
Vegetables – Must offer 1 cup daily (required to take at least ½ cup vegetable and/or fruit at lunch) that include these sub groups: dark green (broccoli, romaine lettuce), red/orange (carrots, tomatoes), legumes (baked beans, refried beans), starchy (corn, peas, potatoes) and other (cauliflower, celery, cucumbers, green beans). These subgroups must be offered weekly.
Fruits – Must offer 1 cup daily (required to take at least ½ cup fruit or a juice at breakfast and required to take at least ½ cup fruit and/or vegetable at lunch). Options are fresh fruit, canned fruit and juice (when offered).
Grains
Elementary: Must offer a minimum of 1 oz. Per day/8 oz. Per week.
High School: Must offer a minimum of 2 oz. Per day/10 oz. Per week. All grains must be whole grain rich.
Milk – Must offer a minimum of 1 cup per day/5 cups per week. All milk must be low-fat or fat-free.
High School Cafeteria News:
- Please do not throw away the white plastic plates! Please place them in the dishroom window with your tray and silverware.
- Reminders: 1. Breakfast - students must take a fruit or a juice to be counted as a complete meal. 2. Lunch students must take at least ½ cup fruit and/or vegetable to be counted as a complete meal. 3. Students cannot purchase extra servings of macaroni and cheese or hash browns due to USDA calorie and fat requirements. 4. Cheese sauce is only available for the nachos and tacos. You cannot purchase any extra cups of cheese sauce due to USDA calorie and fat requirements. 5. Bottled water (large and small), apple juice, orange juice and naked juice is available to grades 7-12. Propel and Gatorade is available to grades 9-12 only due to USDA beverage size requirements
- Click here to view a pamphlet with information on Lunch/Breakfast prices, USDA Meal Requirements, and Charging Policies for the 2015-2016 school year
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