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Bloomingdale Public School Food Service Information for 2022 - 2023 School Year 

Free Breakfast and Lunch for All Bloomingdale Public School Students 

Bloomingdale Public Schools will be offering FREE BREAKFAST AND LUNCH this year to all students. Every student will be allowed to receive one reimbursable breakfast which includes a milk, fruit, and choice of entrée. The students will be allowed to receive one reimbursable lunch which includes a milk, fruit, vegetable, and choice of entrée. If a student only wants a milk they will have to pay the $0.50 for the milk. Any extra items or a la carte items will have to be purchased and the students will need to have money on their lunch account or cash to make these purchases. We will not be allowing charging for extra items. 

School Lunches 

Bloomingdale Public Schools Food Service is working hard to provide a clean and safe environment to provide your students with a healthy lunch options they would enjoy. We are following the CDC guidelines in our kitchens and in the way we will serve students. We look forward to being allowed to feed your students this school year. 

Breakfast Outreach 

All students will have an opportunity to receive a free breakfast at the beginning of the school day. Remember breakfast is free for all Bloomingdale students, and they will have time during the morning to eat their meal. 

Household Surveys

Please complete the household survey that is sent home from school. Even though we will be offering all students free meals, this survey helps the District with education funding provided by the federal and state government. Thank you in advance for completing this survey.

If you have any questions please feel free to contact me. Ruth Webb, Food Service Director 269-521-3923 This institution is an equal opportunity provider.

Food Service Education Elementary:

• Blast off Game: Let your kids have fun learning about the types of foods their body needs.

• Nutritional Games from the Dairy Council of California:Another fun way for students to learn to eat healthy.

• Activity Sheets to promote healthy eating for elementary and middle school students. Activity sheets in English and Spanish.

• PBS Arthur’s Lunch-O-Matic Game

• Matching Game learning about fruits and vegetables. Preschool – Kindergarten.

Middle School:

• Activity Sheets to promote healthy eating for elementary and middle school students. Activity sheets in English and Spanish.

• Take care of your health by understanding how to read labels, prepare foods, and eat healthy meals. Great booklet for teenagers who care about their bodies.

• Ninja Kitchen Game: Fun interactive game on kitchen safety.

• Amazing Food Detective Game: Learn how to get what your body needs.

High School

• Take care of your health by understanding how to read labels, prepare foods, and eat healthy meals. Great booklet for teenagers who care about their bodies.

Family Education

• Choose My Plate: Learn how to prepare a healthy meal by selecting a variety of foods from different food groups.

• Fun activities for adults and children to have a better understanding of nutritional education.