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Welcome to the Allegheny Clarion Valley School District Food Service page! Below you'll find our current menus, meal pricing, and some frequently asked questions.
If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to email or call me.
Sincerely,
Stacey Redding
Director of Food Services & Child Nutrition
Allegheny-Clarion Valley School District
776 State Route 58, P.O. Box 100
Foxburg, PA. 16036
Phone: (724)-659-5820 Ext: 2144
Email: stacey.redding@acvsd.orgPlease note: All adults are welcome to join us for meals but please be aware there is a $10.00 charge limit. If your account reaches -$10.00, you will need to deposit funds before you can purchase any further items from the cafeteria. Thank you.
Cafeteria Menus
Forms and Documents
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Free and Reduced Application Instructions
Paper 2022-2023 Free and Reduced Price Meals-Special Milk Household Application Instructions.pdf 637.48 KB (Last Modified on July 19, 2022) -
2022-2023 Free and Reduced Meal Application
Paper 2022-2023 Pennsylvania Free and Reduced Price-Meals Special Milk Household Application.pdf 382.1 KB (Last Modified on July 19, 2022) -
Accomodating Children With Disabilities in the School Meal Programs
Accomodating Children With Disabilities in the School Meal Programs.pdf 1.14 MB (Last Modified on August 24, 2020)
Food Safety & HACCP Plans
Frequently Asked Questions
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What are the current school lunch prices?
Breakfast Prices
- Reduced Price $0.30
- Elementary Full Paid $1.20
- Jr./Sr. High School Full Paid $1.20
- Milk $0.50
Lunch Prices
- Reduced Price $0.40
- Elementary Full Paid $2.55
- Jr./Sr. High School Full Paid $2.55
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What are the regulations for selling a la carte under the Healthy Hunger Free Kids Act?
There have been changes in the a la carte program that have been enacted due to the Healthy Hunger Free Kids Act in the 2015-2016 school year called Smart Snacks. While Smart Snacks does not regulate how many items students purchase, they do regulate options of food and drinks sold.
- Food - Food is regulated by ingredients, sodium, fat, sugar and calorie content. It is run through a calculator to see if it is “Smart Snack” compliant. As we complete the calculators, they can be available upon request.
- Drinks - Drinks are where we are seeing our biggest changes. Drinks are being regulated by grade level.
- Elementary Schools may sell:
- Plain water
- 8 oz. portions of unflavored low fat milk
- 8 oz. portions of unflavored & flavored fat free milk
- 8 oz. portions of 100% vegetable and fruit juices.
- Middle Schools may sell (7 th & 8 th Grade):
- Plain water
- 12 oz. portions of unflavored low fat milk
- 12 oz. portions of unflavored & flavored fat free milk
- 12 oz. portions of 100% vegetable and fruit juices.
- High Schools may sell (9 th -12 th Grade):
- Plain water
- 12 oz. portions of unflavored low fat milk
- 12 oz. portions of unflavored & flavored fat free milk
- 12 oz. portions of 100% vegetable and fruit juices.
- High Schools may also offer “no calorie” and “lower calorie” beverage options such as calorie free, flavored water, other flavored and/or carbonated beverages in no more than 20 oz portions that are labeled to contain less than 5 calories/8 oz or 10 calories/20 oz. They may also sell beverages in no more than 12 oz portions of 40 calories/8 oz and no more than 60 calories/12 fluid oz.
For more Smart Snack information please visit or view the following:
http://www.fns.usda.gov/sites/default/files/allfoods_flyer.pdf
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How can I find Summer Food Service Program sites?
AC Valley School District is required to inform families of the district how to find the location of Summer Food Service Program sites. Schools or families can use any of the following methods to locate sites that serve free meals to children during the summer:
- Call 211
- Call 1.866.3Hungry or 1.877.8Hambre
- Text “MEALPA” to 877877 during the summer months
- Visit the website: www.fns.usda.gov/summerfoodrocks
- Use the site locator for Smartphones – Rangeapp.org