FAQ:
How do I apply for free and reduced meals?
- Applications are available at the Food Service Office, school site kitchens and School Offices. Complete the application and return to the school kitchen or Food Service office. Please make sure that all of the information is correct and complete.
Do schools serve breakfast and lunch daily?
- Yes
Does my child have to take everything offered for meals?
- No; however, for a meal to be complete, a number of components must be taken. Three of four items for breakfast and three of five for lunch.
How do I pay for meals if I don't qualify for the free and reduced meals program?
- There are a number of ways in which you can pay for your child's meals. You can send money (cash or check) to school with your student, or you can sign up for our internet payment program. Just go to the School District web site ( www.svusdca.org), click on Food Service, and follow the prompts. It's easy! You can ask to be notified if your child's meal balance is low, and even view meal transactions for the previous 30 days.
What if my child runs out of money or actually owes money to the kitchen?
- Your child will always be fed. We make every effort to contact parents to notify them of the status of their student's account. In cases where there is no response from parents, we offer the student an alternate lunch until the account is brought current.
How do I get in touch with the kitchens?
- Altimira: 935-6026
- Dunbar: 935-4266
- El Verano: 935-6056
- Flowery: 935-6066
- Prestwood: 935-6036
- Sassarini: 935-6046
- SVHS: 933-4070
- Adele: 939-4991
- Ask for the kitchen manager.
How do I get in touch with the Food Service Office?
- Ask for Donna or Andrea: 935-6091
For dates to visit our Food Service or Transportation Departments, please click on the pdf below.
VISITS TO FOOD SERVICES AND TRANSPORTATION.pdf
VISITS TO FOOD SERVICE AND TRANSPORTATION (SPANISH).pdf
The Governing Board recognizes the link between student health and learning and desires to provide a comprehensive program promoting healthy eating and physical activity for District students.
With this in mind, the Sonoma Nutrition and Physical Activity Advisory Council (SNAC) was formed. The role of SNAC shall be to act as the liaison between Food Services and school sites and shall work toward implementing the Wellness Policy at the site level.
This group is made up of teachers, principals, staff, administrators, parents, community members and Board.
The mission of the Sonoma Valley Unified School District's Wellness Policy is to foster the overall health of the School District community by creating a variety of educational opportunities to establish life-long healthy eating habits and physical activity.


