• Welcome to Food Services

  • Nashua Food Service is Hiring for

    Part Time Food Service Assistants for 2022-2023 School Year

    Apply Today!

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    Apply here for Subsitute Food Service Assistants

    Substitute Application

    ***Important Announcement***

    WHY AREN'T MEALS FREE IN THE '22-23 School Year? 

    THE USDA MADE IT POSSIBLE FOR SCHOOL NUTRITION PROGRAMS TO SERVE FREE BREAKFAST AND LUNCH THROUGH "WAIVERS."

    CONGRESS DID NOT EXTEND THESE WAIVERS, SO WE WILL GO BACK TO REGULAR PRICED LUNCH.

    PLEASE FILL OUT A FREE/REDUCED LUNCH APPLICATION with MySchoolApps. 

    MySchoolApps

    Payments can be made to student accounts starting on August 25th at MySchoolBucks

    Please go to Updates and Current Information for meal prices and more information.

     

     

    Meal Benefit Application

    It is VERY IMPORTANT that low income and families in need apply for Free/Reduced Lunch application.

    The Meal Benefits online application will be available on August 8, 2022 for the 2022-2023 school year. 

     

     

    Whats New!!

    New Online Payment System.   We encourage  all families to set up new accounts on MySchoolBucks

    Payments for the 2022-2023 school year will be accepted starting on

    August 25, 2022

     

    Summer Food Resources Guide Nashua 2022

     

     

      

    The Nashua School District provides healthy and delicious breakfasts and lunches at each of our 17 schools each day.

    The District adheres to the US Department of Agriculture (USDA) Nondiscrimination Statement.
    USDA Non Discrimination Statement

    Spanish Non Discrimination Statement

    All meals meet and often exceed the nutrition requirements set by the USDA Food and Nutrition Service to support children’s healthy growth and healthy well-being.

    In fact, Birch Hill Elementary School, Dr. Crisp Elementary School, and Ledge Street Elementary School were awarded the USDA HealthierUS School Challenge Award at the Silver level. They join nearly 6,500 HUSSC-certified schools from 49 states, and stand as the highest-recognized three schools in New Hampshire, achieving the rigorous Silver level. All three schools were cited for promoting nutrition and physical activity at home and at school.

    Meal Prices

    • Breakfast and Lunch Prices

      Lunch:  Elementary  $2.55    Middle  $2.75    High School  $3.00

      Breakafast:  Elementary $1.25  Middle $1.50   High School $1.75 

      Reduced Breakfast for all Schools No charge
      Reduced Lunch for all Schools $0.40

      8oz. Milk $0.50
      Adult Breakfast: Elementary $2.00 Middle $2.25 High $2.50
      Adult Lunches: Elementary $3.50 Middle $3.50 High $3.50