Located in the beautiful and light Oliver Kastel building, Nutrition Services provides meals for all WSD residential and day students including breakfast, lunch and dinner. A variety of healthy meal selections including a full salad and fresh fruit bar are offered to students every day.

Additionally, there are many special events held throughout the school year in both our beautiful cafeteria as well as around campus. The Nutrition Services staff is there to cater these events with inventive, professional menus and attention to detail.

WSD is a ‘Green’ school. Nutrition Services composts and recycles 100% of our minimal waste.

Menus

WSD participates in the National School Lunch and Breakfast programs. Our breakfast and lunch menus meet or exceed all current USDA requirements. We proudly offer locally sourced, seasonal fruits and vegetables and scratch cook most of our food.

At dinner, our Residential students are offered additional choices such as scratch made soups, additional salad bar items like our Asian Noodle Salad, and fun extras like fortune cookies or special desserts. We also offer new and unusual foods that students might not be familiar with, or have tried before. We believe that nutritious food should be healthy, fun, AND delicious.

Available Daily:

  • Variety of Fresh Fruits
  • Variety of Whole Grain Cereals
  • 1% Unflavored Milk
  • Fat Free Chocolate Milk
  • 100% Fruit Juice & Water

If your child has specific dietary needs, please fill out the Request for Meal Modification form (PDF) and submit to the Student Health Center to request dietary accommodations for your child.

  • Breakfast: FREE for all grades
  • Preschool – Grade 3: FREE
  • Students Grade 4 – 5: $3.00/day
  • Students Grade 6 – 12: $3.25/day
  • Adults/Visitors: $5.25
  • À la carte: not available

USDA Non-Discrimination Statement
In accordance with federal civil rights laws and USDA regulations, the USDA and its agencies prohibit discrimination in all USDA-funded or administered programs based on race, color, national origin, religion, sex, disability, age, marital or family status, public assistance income, political beliefs, or retaliation for prior civil rights activity. Not all protections apply to every program. Complaint procedures and deadlines vary.

Individuals with disabilities may request alternative communication formats (such as Braille, large print, or American Sign Language) through their local or State agency or by calling 711. Program information may also be available in languages other than English. To learn more, please visit: https://www.usda.gov/non-discrimination-statement

To view the complaint procedure please visit: OSPI Complaint Procedure

To file a complaint, please use the form at this link: https://www.usda.gov/sites/default/files/documents/ad-3027.pdf

Local School Wellness Policy
To view CDHY’s School Wellness Policy (Policy 6701), please visit: 6701 NUTRITION AND PHYSICAL FITNESS POLICY

Triennial Assessment
To view CDHY’s Triennial Assessment results, please visit: Assessment Results for CDHY

 

 

Application for Free and Reduced-Price Meals: