Food Services

Learning is easier for students when they are provided nutritious meals and snacks. Good nutrition provides the brain with good energy and a greater ability to learn new information. Food Services is responsible for providing nutritious breakfasts and lunches for the many students in all of our schools.

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Pandemic - Electronic Benefits Transfer FAQ

If you have any questions about the Pandemic EBT please feel free to contact Fatima Jawaid/ Senior Program Manager, Child Hunger Prevention @ 503-595-5501 x 307 or email fatima@oregonhunger.org

Community Eligibility Provision (CEP) accesses free school meals in eligible high poverty schools.

Breakfasts and lunches are served free to ALL students.

TRSD Schools that qualify under CEP:

  • Evergreen

  • Fleming MS

  • Ft. Vannoy

  • Fruitdale

  • Illinois Valley HS

  • Lincoln Savage MS

  • Lorna Byrne MS

  • Madrona

  • Manzanita

  • Williams

TRSD Schools that do not qualify under CEP:

  • Applegate

  • Hidden Valley HS

  • North Valley HS

If your student attends one of these three schools, please view the Parent/Guardian Letter from the Oregon Department of Education and fill out the Confidential Household Application for Free and Reduced Price Meals.

Director of Food and Nutrition - Cathy Cusack

Administrative Assistant - Wren Murphy-Sheldon

Executive Chef - Lindsay Homewood

Contact Information - 541-476-4183

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