Child Nutrition Services

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Nutrition Services & Universal Free School Meals for ALL Students
The Child Nutrition Services department will continue to serve free meals to all students. All in-person students may receive one breakfast and one lunch at no charge. No application or registration is needed! All meals are compliant with state and federal nutrition guidelines, and CNS is committed to serving nourishing meals for all students by expanding our scratch, in-house menu items and serving seasonal, locally-grown fruit and vegetables from farmers in San Diego County. Also, healthy snacks are available for purchase. To create a student account, complete a meal application for additional benefits and manage balances for snack purchases, please visit www.schoolcafe.com/SANMARCOSUSD. 


 Click here for more information about universal free meals. 


SCHOOL CAFE 

Click HERE for more information about our new School Cafe Payment system for snacks. All students are eligible for a FREE breakfast and lunch regardless of eligibility status. 

Oprima AQUÍ para obtener más información sobre nuestro nuevo sistema de pago para cafeterías escolares. Todos los estudiantes son elegibles para un desayuno y almuerzo SIN COSTO, NO IMPORTA CUÁL SEA EL ESTATUS DE ELEGIBILIDAD

Now Hiring!

Please visit Edjoin.org to apply: https://www.edjoin.org/Home/JobPosting/1913096

Refund Request

Please click here to submit an online Student Meal Account Refund Request.



EBT

For more information on  EBT (CalFresh), please visit their website or call the EBT helpline at 877-328-9677 (Monday-Friday from 6 a.m. to 8 p.m.)


School Menus for all SMUSD School Sites
Check out our digital menus and find out what we are serving by visiting My School Menus.





Cal Fresh
Visit the Cal Fresh website to apply for California Food Stamps, also known as CalFresh,
SNAP, Food Assistance, or EBT, in as little as ten minutes.

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  1. Mail: U.S. Department of Agriculture, Office of the Assistant Secretary for Civil Rights, 1400 Independence Avenue, SW, Mail Stop 9410, Washington, D.C. 20250-9410;
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