Student Nutrition Services FAQs

Currently, all menus can be found at sfusd.edu/menus. 

On this page, we have three methods to find your menu:

• Download a PDF (For all sites)
• View on SchoolCafe (For Refresh Sites Only, due to a recent software change for Revolution Foods.)
• Printed monthly menus available in cafeterias and/or school offices for you or your child’s reference.

Yes! Thanks to California Meals for All, Student Nutrition Services offers Breakfast and Lunch free of charge for all SFUSD students. California Meals for All covers the remaining cost for a meal after federal National School Lunch Program reimbursements, thus allowing meals to be free for students. 

Supper is also free for all SFUSD students and is available at select schools. 

All SFUSD schools provide Breakfast and Lunch every school day. Breakfast is typically served 20-30 minutes before school begins, while the lunch schedule can be found on your school's bell schedule. 

Supper is also available to all SFUSD students and is available at select schools. 

Yes, Student Nutrition Services makes accommodations for students with medically verified food allergies. The process for requesting Special Meal Accommodation varies for EED Standalones and TK-13 sites. For most requests, a signature from a licensed medical professional is required. 

Please complete the form below and submit via email to SchoolLunch@sfusd.edu. Please allow up to 10 business days for the implementation of special diet orders.

Medical Statement to Request Special Meals and/or Accommodations Form
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View the detailed Special Meal Accommodations Process for a more detailed explanation.

You can find your eligibility letter in SchoolCafe. Please see our Quick Guide for access instructions. 

Yes! Upon request from your student’s teacher, SNS can provide bagged lunches for field trips. Please ask your student’s teacher about this if you are unsure.