Greenbrier Public Schools

Summer Meals for Kids

USDA works closely with states to ensure that children who receive free or reduced-price school meals can get the nutrition they need when schools are closed for summer break. Through USDA's summer meal programs, approved sites in communities across the country serve meals and snacks to kids 18 and younger at no cost. Families can use the Summer Meals for Kids Site Finder to find directions to nearby meal sites, as well as their hours of operation and contact information.

Child Nutrition Department

Kristin Howarth, Director of Child Nutrition
501-679-8214

Rhonda St. John, Assistant Director of Child Nutrition
501-679-8215

Welcome to the Child Nutrition Department at Greenbrier Schools. We are here to serve our students and staff healthy meals so they can excel in the classroom. A green apple sits on a plate.

Watch for National Food Days on the menu!
A well balanced meal full of whole grains, lean meat, fruits and vegetables is offered daily. We understand that some days, the cafeteria may make something that a student doesn't like, so when trying to decide if a lunch needs to be packed, we have implemented some daily themes to remember. For example, every Tuesday Panther students can expect their favorite chicken products, including chicken rings, chicken nuggets, and chicken sandwiches!

Student Meal Pricing:

Breakfast: $1.50
Reduced: $0.30 (Due to Act 656 no copay will be required for the school year 24-25)

Elementary Lunch: $2.50
Secondary Lunch: $2.75
Reduced: $0.40 (Due to Act 656 no copay will be required for the school year 24-25)

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