Auburn Union School District

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Auburn Union School District

• Cafeteria Program Summary

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FYI

• The Child Nutrition Department has 15 employees
• Total Meals served August March for the sites
  of Auburn Union School District
• Breakfast 70,502
• Lunch 179,666
• Auburn Union School District serves nine sites
  altogether.

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BREAKFAST

• Auburn Elementary
• EV Cain
• Rock Creek
• Skyridge
• Basic Breakfast
• Severe need Breakfast

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Lunch

• The price a student pays for an elementary lunch
  is 2.50.
• The price a student pays for a Middle School
  Lunch is 2.75.
• We receive commodity dollars for every lunch
  served.

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FEDERAL REIMBURSEMENT RATES

• Lunch
• Paid .24 Reduced 1.93 Free 2.33
• Basic Breakfast
• Paid .25 Reduced .85 Free 1.13
• Severe Need Breakfast
• Paid .25 Reduced 1.38 Free 1.68
• After School Snack
• Free .71
• Simplified Summer Feeding
• Lunch 3.18 Snack .75

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State Reimbursement Rates

• Lunch (August April)
• Paid .00 Reduced .2195 Free .2195
• Lunch (May June)
• Paid .00 Reduced .0436 Free .0436

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AFTER SCHOOL SNACKS

• Both Auburn Elementary and Rock Creek have an
  afternoon snack program. We provide a small
  snack along with a milk to these students who
  remain at the site after school is dismissed.

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PCOE

• Auburn Elementary has a PCOE class on their
  premises. They are not considered part of the
  student population.
• Rock Creek has a PCOE class on their site that is
  considered part of their enrollment.

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Secret Ravine

• Secret Ravine School District has four small
  schools in Newcastle.
• We provide the meals for these sites. These 4
  schools are considered part of the 9 sites of
  Auburn Union School District.

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Placer Hills School District

• I provide monthly menus for both Weimar Hills and
  Sierra Hills schools that are analyzed to meet
  the requirements of the state.
• We have provided this service since the 2007-2008
  school year.

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Summer School

• Lunch is offered free to all Rock Creek summer
  school students.
• The Child Nutrition Department also provides a
  free lunch and a free afternoon snack to the Boys
  and Girls Club.
• Last June and July we served 11,814 lunches and
  3,915 afternoon snacks at these sites.

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Child Nutrition

• We are part of the National School Lunch Program.
  Meals served, by Federal law, must meet the
  nutrition guidelines based on the Dietary
  Guidelines for Americans. No more than 30 of
  calories can come from fat and less than 10 from
  saturated fat. School lunches provide one-third
  of the Recommended Dietary Allowances of protein,
  Vitamin A, Vitamin C, iron, calcium and calories.
  These guidelines apply over the course of one
  week of school lunch menus.
• Schools may serve French fries, chicken nuggets
  or pizza. These meals are required to meet the
  RDAs, including limits on fat and saturated fat.
  Pizza often has reduced fat cheese and whole
  grain crust, chicken patties and tenders are
  often baked and coated in whole grain breading.
  School French fries are baked some are made from
  sweet potatoes or are oven baked potato wedges.
• All of our elementary schools are equipped with
  garden bars for lunch. These bars contain
  choices of fresh and canned fruits and vegetables
  daily.