Lunch & Snack Information
Lunch
Holy Trinity Catholic School serves a hot lunch that meets the guidelines set forth as part of the National Lunch Program. Lunches are served with milk.
Allergies
It is common to have students with food allergies, both when food is ingested and some that are by exposure to a particular food item, such as peanuts. As such, we make an effort to keep our students safe by asking that parents refrain from sending food, either as snacks or for lunch, that contain peanuts. Students that have a food allergy are asked to complete a medical form, with the doctor's signature, indicating the items for substitution and appropriate medical action to be taken should the student have an allergic reaction. This form can be picked up from the school office.
Snacks
Students in Full Day Preschool through grade five have an option of bringing a healthy snack to eat during morning recess. Again, we ask parents to refrain from sending snacks containing peanuts.
Birthday Treats
As part of the Health & Wellness Policy, birthday treats must meet the USDA Smart Snack Standards. A list of Smart Snacks can be found here: Smart Snacks. A list of suggested foods, beverages, and other items for celebrations can be found in the school office.
Visitors for Lunch
We are not allowing visitors for lunch at this time.
Holy Trinity Catholic School serves a hot lunch that meets the guidelines set forth as part of the National Lunch Program. Lunches are served with milk.
Allergies
It is common to have students with food allergies, both when food is ingested and some that are by exposure to a particular food item, such as peanuts. As such, we make an effort to keep our students safe by asking that parents refrain from sending food, either as snacks or for lunch, that contain peanuts. Students that have a food allergy are asked to complete a medical form, with the doctor's signature, indicating the items for substitution and appropriate medical action to be taken should the student have an allergic reaction. This form can be picked up from the school office.
Snacks
Students in Full Day Preschool through grade five have an option of bringing a healthy snack to eat during morning recess. Again, we ask parents to refrain from sending snacks containing peanuts.
Birthday Treats
As part of the Health & Wellness Policy, birthday treats must meet the USDA Smart Snack Standards. A list of Smart Snacks can be found here: Smart Snacks. A list of suggested foods, beverages, and other items for celebrations can be found in the school office.
Visitors for Lunch
We are not allowing visitors for lunch at this time.