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Food and Nutrition Services

Susan Maffe, MS, RD, SNS  |  Director of Food and Nutrition Services
22 Liberty Street  |  203-630-4166

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The Food and Nutrition Services Program provides breakfasts and lunches in all Meriden Public Schools and Thomas Edison Middle School to all students at no charge. Food and Nutrition Services ensures that all meals served meet the Dietary Guidelines for Americans as well as providing students and the school community with nutrition education and information. The Food and Nutrition Services Program works closely with the City of Meriden’s Health Department to ensure that healthy meals are being served in a safe cafeteria environment for the students of Meriden.

 

 

  • For current school lunch menus, please check out our Online Menus.
  • To view our updated payment policy, click here.
  • To view our Nutrition Resources page, click here.
  • For more information on the Husky program, see Addendum B, for English, please click here (en español)
    For more information on SNAP: Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program in English (formerly the Food Stamps Program), please click here (en español)

Student Allergies   

Meriden Public Schools recognizes that food allergies may be life-threatening. The district encourages parents/guardians of students with food allergies to notify the school nurse of the allergies. Learn more about nutrition and allergen information.

USDA Nondiscrimination Statement

https://portal.ct.gov/SDE/Nutrition/Nondiscrimination-Statements

Two female students smiling in a hallway during the Summer Bridge program. A boy plays saxophone while students play other instruments in the background at Edison Middle School. A boy reads a book while sitting on a bean bag chair, while another boy reads on a nearby bench in a colorful elementary school classroom. A group of students poses on the playground of Thomas Hooker Elementary School. A young student sits in a comfortable chair while using a Chromebook in a classroom at Thomas Hooker Elementary School.