^The following schools are under the Community Eligibility Provision (CEP) which allows all enrolled students to receive breakfast and lunch at no cost: Central High School, Jefferson Elementary, Longfellow Elementary, Grant Elementary, Cooper Elementary, Madison Elementary and Sheridan Elementary.

The Sheboygan Area School District understands the importance of serving nutritious meals daily to our students. If meals are purchased through the school nutrition program, it is the parent/guardian’s responsibility to keep a positive account balance in the students account. The District uses a pre-payment system for meal accounts, and payment is to be made prior to consuming meals. In order to provide clarity and accountability surrounding the school nutrition program, the following policies regarding student meal account balances have been put in place:

Each day after the deposits have been made, a file is created of all families whose lunch account is at or below $5. A notice will be sent out through School Messenger to these families letting them know their balance and asking them to deposit money into their students account. To avoid the phone calls, parent/guardians should maintain an account balance greater than $5. A monthly file of all families whose lunch account balance is $20 or more in the negative will be sent to the Assistant Superintendent of Business and Operational Services. The Assistant Superintendent will take additional action to collect on these accounts.

No a la carte items may be purchased on account if there is a negative account balance. Students are allowed to pay with cash.

If a child transfers, moves or graduates from the Sheboygan Area School District and has a positive balance left in the meals account, parents/guardians have the following options:

* Funds will automatically be transferred to a sibling account.
* Funds may be refunded to the parent/guardian. The parent/guardian must request a refund in writing to the School Nutrition Department by June 15 of that current school year, and a refund will be sent to the address provided.
* Funds may be donated to an account to help other families. If there is no request for refund by June 15, and there is not a sibling in the district, any account balance amount of $10 or less will automatically be transferred to an account to help other families.

If a current student has positive funds in their meal account and currently does not use the account, a refund can be requested in writing to the School Nutrition Department any time during the school year.

What does a School Breakfast include?

• Breakfast includes whole grains, protein, fruit, and milk.
• The school breakfast program meets federal USDA dietary guidelines. 
• Breakfast contains ¼ of a child’s daily requirement for calories, protein, calcium, iron, Vitamin A, and Vitamin C.
• No more than 30% of calories can come from fat, with no more than 10% of calories as saturated fat.
• CLICK HERE TO VIEW BREAKFAST MEAL PATTERN

What does a School Lunch include?

Lunch meals consist of 5 meal components. An entrée that includes the protein and whole grains, fruits & vegetables, and milk. 

CLICK HERE TO VIEW LUNCH MEAL PATTERN

A La Carte Purchases 

Ala carte purchases will be offered at Urban, Horace Mann, Farnsworth, North and South for the 2022-2023 school year.

When school is in session, after school supper is available at the following locations: Jackson, Lincoln-Erdman, Madison, Pigeon River/Etude Elementary, Wilson, Cooper, Grant, Jefferson, Longfellow, Sheridan, Central, North High and South High.  Note: Meals must be eaten on site at school. 

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