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Phone: (904) 732-5145 | Fax: (904) 732-5157
Email: foodservice@duvalschools.org

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Online Application

2012-2013 Free and Reduced Meal Application (PDF)

If you require a Free and Reduced Meal Application in another language, please click on the following link to be taken to the official USDA web site where you can find applications translated into other languages.  These are the only applications we can accept other than the official DCPS application for the 2012-2013 school year.  Please contact the Food Service Department at 904-732-5145 if you have any questions.  Click here for the USDA web page.

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You are what you eat: smart, well-balanced and good

Our menu's are developed with ingredients that promote health and wellness. Nutritious meals impact the health and success of our students and are essential for strong academic performance. Our goal is to enhance student performance by providing nutritious meals and promoting the importance of healthy eating. Our nutrition standards are based on the Dietary Guidelines for Americans and the Food Guide Pyramid. Student meals contain adequate calories and provide a variety of choices. We offer free and reduced lunch to qualified applicants. To achieve our goals:

We use:

  • Lean Beef
  • Reduced Fat Cheese
  • Turkey Franks
  • Turkey-Based Lunch Meat
  • Turkey-Based Sausage Products
  • Zero Trans Fat (ZTF) margarine and oil
  • Oven (Not Fried) Meat and Potato Products
  • Reduced Fat Pork Products

We also:

  • Offer 1% and ½% low fat milk
  • Offer whole grain bread and buns
  • Offer whole grain, low sugar cereals
  • Offer vitamin enriched sauces and meats
  • Offer a variety of fruits and vegetables
  • Offer lower fat dessert choices
  • Decreased the amount of sodium in our recipes
  • Avoid many pre-made items that are high in sodium and high in trans and saturated fats
  • Utilize a state-of- the art food production facility to offer nutrient enriched scratch cooking
  • Develop and test recipes on site by an Executive Chef
  • Have on staff a Registered, Licensed Dietitian to develop menus and to ensure the daily nutritional needs of the students are met

Nondiscrimination Statement
The United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) Departmental Policy staff is currently reviewing and updating the nondiscrimination policy statement that includes the filing address, contact phone numbers, and a Federal Relay Service number.  Until such time that the updated nondiscrimination statement has been approved by USDA, the following statement should be used:

In accordance with Federal Law and U.S. Department of Agriculture policy, this institution is prohibited from discriminating on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, age, or disability.

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