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Nutrition Services

Welcome back to school!
 
Our Nutrition Services Department is dedicated to providing students with nutritious and delicious meals that support their health and academic performance while at school. We understand the importance of proper nutrition in a student's development, and we strive to create a positive meal experience for every student in our care.
 
We have expanded our free meal programs to include all grade levels. To learn more please visit the CEP section of the website
 
Free language assistance, auxiliary aids, and /or accommodations are available upon request.  Please contact Jennifer Evers 503-357-6171 ext. 4555
 
Breakfast in the Classroom

We know that morning routines can be hectic and many kids aren’t hungry when they wake up. That is exactly why we provide breakfast every morning in a way that allows all students to participate, even after the bell.

All FGSD elementary students will have access to breakfast upon arriving at school. If they arrive late, they can still grab a nutritious breakfast from one of our mobile carts that will be stationed in the halls and office to ensure that all students are able to get a free breakfast to start their day.

Breakfast at Neil Armstrong Middle School will continue to be offered via cart service that comes to each individual classroom and allows students to select their meal from the mobile cart after the bell. They have the opportunity during the first 15 minutes of class to eat breakfast with their classmates and get the fuel they need to be ready to learn. Teachers will begin lessons as usual.

Second Chance Breakfast will continue at FGHS where students will have a second opportunity to grab breakfast after their first period and then take it to eat in the classroom or during the long break. Second chance breakfast is ideal for students who are not hungry first thing in the morning.

There are many great things about our improved breakfast program. In addition to having access to a nutritious breakfast, eating with classmates every morning creates a community experience, and it takes pressure off parents and caretakers to provide breakfast in the morning. The No Kid Hungry Starts with Breakfast resource is a great way to find out more about the benefits of breakfast, including how kids who eat breakfast do better in math, miss fewer days of school, and are more likely to graduate high school than their peers who don’t eat breakfast regularly.
 
graphic examples of choosing at least 3 items and 1/2 cup fruit or vegetable
We Are Hiring! 
 
Please email or call Nutrition Services for a current application link or more information.
Amanda Krupp – Food Service Manager
[email protected]
503-359-8110 x 4524 
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Who to contact:

 

Charles Hardin
Food Service Director

503-359-8110 x4546

 

Amanda Krupp

Food Service Manager

503-359-8110 x4524

 

Michelle Terry 
Application Specialist
503-359-8110 x4554 
 
Brenda Jones
Food Services Support Specialist
503-359-8110 x4593
 
Jennifer Graham
Food Services Support Specialist
503-359-8110 ext 4561