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Long Beach Public Schools

Food Services

Food Services

Kyle Swan
Director of Food Services

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SUMMER MEALS

Long Beach School District provides breakfast to students enrolled in the various district summer programs from July to mid-August. If you are interested in receiving meals, please contact the food services department at (516) 897-2084.

DAILY ALTERNATES

  • Sandwiches (served on whole wheat bread)
  • Turkey & cheese
  • Cheese
  • Peanut butter & jelly
  • Wow Butter® Peanut Butter Alternative (peanut/tree-nut & gluten free)
  • Chef salad
  • Yogurt & Fresh Fruit Parfait (NUT-FREE GRANOLA AVAILABLE!)

School Lunch Menus

Menu is subject to change based on inventory. Please sign up for the Remind App for weekly updates.

Food Services Welcome Back Letter

The 'Farm to School' logo features a red apple and a landscape scene.

 

FARM TO SCHOOL PRODUCE UPDATE

January/February 2023

Dear Families,

Throughout January and February, Long Beach elementary students have been enjoying fresh potatoes as part of their lunchtime selections.

As part of the district’s continued involvement in the Long Island Farm to School Program, the potatoes are from a local farm. The delicious side option has been incredibly well received across the district, as noted by the smiling faces in the photos below. Additionally, I recently met with fourth graders to discuss the health benefits of potatoes!

Having access to locally grown produce is an amazing opportunity for our students. We are happy to be part of the Farm to School Initiative and we look forward to everything to come. Have a happy and healthy day,

Kyle Swan
Director of Nutrition and Food Services
Long Beach School District
(516) 897-2084

A young boy smiles while holding a snack in a cafeteria setting.

A smiling student holds a tray of food in a school cafeteria.

A group of students and adults smile for the camera indoors.

Infographic highlighting the health benefits of potatoes, with a central image of a potato.

Managing Food Allergies in Schools (Video):

Menu Changes and Current News

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