Child Nutrition Services

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FREE School Meals for ALL Students
- All students will receive a free breakfast & lunch daily this year
- Meal Benefit Forms are optional, but encouraged, this year as you may qualify for additional state benefits (Pandemic EBT (P-EBT)
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Supply Chain Shortages Impact School Meals
August 24 ,2021
Due to national shortages, supply chain issues may begin to impact school menus, resulting in a decrease in a variety or repeated meals and may cause last-minute changes to Christina School District school menus. -
FREE School Meals for ALL Students
August 12, 2021
* All students will receive a free breakfast & lunch daily for the 2021-2022 school year
* Meal Benefit Forms are optional, but encouraged, this year as you may qualify for additional state benefits (Pandemic EBT (P-EBT)
* Home Lunch Helpers Now Available! Fruit, vegetables, and milk are now available free of charge for students who bring a packed lunch to school. Click here to learn more about Home Lunch Helpers. -
Food Allergies
For students returning for in-person instruction who have food allergies, it is extremely important that you notify your school nurse and provide necessary documentation before their return to school. If you have any questions about what you need to provide, please contact your school nurse as soon as possible.
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Child Nutrition Services
Christina School District
Eden Support Services
925 Bear-Corbitt Road
Bear, DE 19701
Phone: 302-454-2400,
ext. 43200
Fax: 302-452-1341
Email
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About Child Nutrition Services
Child Nutrition Services (CNS) of the Christina School District is committed to providing well-balanced meals that contribute to the health and well-being of our students. We believe nutrition influences a student's development, lifelong health status, and potential for learning. CNS provides breakfast and lunch in all K-12 buildings in the Christina School District.The program is managed in accordance with the National School Lunch Act, policies established by the Christina School District Board of Education, the Department of Health, and the Delaware Department of Education. Part of the program is the approval of meal benefit forms for free and reduced-price school meals.