Food Services Manager

Kristy Wilbur
Phone: (518) 695-3255, ext. 2290

What's for Breakfast & Lunch?

The menus for Elementary School breakfast and lunch are available by clicking the links below. If you have questions, please contact Food Service Manager Kristy Wilbur at (518) 695-3255, extension 2290 for details.

Elementary School Breakfast Menu: March 2010 [PDF file]

Elementary School Lunch Menu: March 2010 [PDF file]

Jr.-Sr. School Lunch Menu: March 2010 [PDF file]

Jr.-Sr. High School Make-a-Meal [PDF file]

Healthy Minds & Bodies

One of the most important ways in which schools can help your children perform better in classrooms is to provide them with the nutrition necessary for healthy minds and bodies. To that end, Schuylerville Central School District provides breakfast and lunch in the Elementary School and lunch in the Jr.-Sr. High School.

On average, the district serves more than 200,000 meals each school year.

There is Such a Thing as a Free Lunch!

You’re invited to take advantage of free and reduced-price meals at Schuylerville. The confidential program is available to students from households that meet federal income guidelines. The price for reduced-cost meals is just $0.25. Download the application [PDF file] or call Food Service Manager Kristy Wilbur at (518) 695-3255, extension 2290 for details. Please note that applications are accepted throughout the year, so if your income level changes, be sure to apply or re-apply.

Special Activities

Parents, guardians and family members are invited to eat breakfast or lunch with students. Adult lunch price is $3.05 plus tax and breakfast is $1.45 plus tax.
Also, be sure to check the menus for special events, such as theme meals and the grandparents’ breakfasts.

Computerized Meal Accounts

Schuylerville students are invited to take advantage of the district's computerized account system for purchasing and paying for meals. Under this system, parents can deposit money into their child's account. Students then enter their Personal Identification Number (PIN) when they proceed through the meal line. The cost of the meal is automatically deducted from the account.

There are several advantages to this computerized system:

Parents do not have to send cash to school on a daily basis.

Parents are assured that the money is spent on food at school.

The check sent is a record of deposits into the meal accounts. The district can also print an activity report on any child's account.

Checks for student meal accounts should be made out to SCS Food Service and should include the student's PIN. For more information, contact Food Services Manager Kristy Wilbur at 695-3255, ext. 2290.

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