Food Service

Melissa Saunders:
School Lunch Manager   
585-768-5509
Email Melissa Saunders

“Our mission is to improve student well-being and

academic success through high quality school meals

and positive, attentive lunchtime service”

Good News!!!  Free Breakfast and Free Lunch for all students will continue throughout the 2026/2027 school year!  No paperwork or application is required for students to qualigy for free meals.  *Extra meals and ala carte beverages and snacks are an extra charge.

Both Wolcott Street School and the Junior Senior HIgh School offer nutritious breakfast and lunches that meet the USDA standards for a well rounded meal.  We must follow federal guidelines to serve a complete breakfast and lunch.  *Every meal must include 3 different components and  one component must be a fruit or vegetable.

Please use this link to access information on free lunches and the form: Eligibility and CEP Income Form

The CEP Income form is not required.  However, it can be of benefit to the family and the district.  We encourage families to complete and return this form to your child’s school or the district office.

Scan the QR code to access My school bucks!

This school year we will continue to use the nutrislice platform for our menu planning and posting. This is a user friendly program that will allow families to view live updated menus. Please note that all menus are subject to change.  Fortunately any changes we need to make to our menu can now be updated live.  Please spend a few minutes exploring the website.  There are many options to filter for carbohydrates, allergens, vegetarian, etc.  (We will continue to add more nutrient specifications through out the year).  All menus are printable from home, and their is an available app so that the menus will be at your fingertips. 

leroycsd.nutrislice

We are here to ease your morning routine!  A FREE breakfast is waiting your student every morning.  We have a multitude of options available to students everyday.  Breakfast consist of health whole grain items, energy fueling proteins, a variety of fruits and fruit juice, and low fat milk.

Wolcott Street School -

Grab and Go breakfast is served daily in the cafeteria or at the Trigon main entrance from 8:45-8:55 

Jr/Sr High School -

Grab and Go breakfast is served daily in the cafeteria from 7:30-7:50

Breakfast includes entree or grain item(s), fruit, juice, and milk

Snacks and extra entree portions are available to students at an extra cost.  Students may pay for snacks and extra items with cash, check, or by using their myschoolbucks account.  Our staff makes every effort to prohibit students from purchasing extra items without sufficient funds on their meal account.  However, it is ultimately their responsibility to know if they have funds for the extra items they are asking for and they will be responsible for any meal debt that is incurred.

Order your classroom birthday treats here!

The LeRoy Food Service department makes providing a birthday treat for your student’s classroom convenient and simple.  We offer custom decorated cookie cakes, fresh chocolate chip cookies, and ice cream novelties for classroom celebrations.  Please use our google order form and send in cash or check payment for your child’s order. 

LeRoy Food Service Birthday Treat Order Form

If you have any questions contact  Melissa Saunders at (585)-768-5509 or email msaunders@leroycsd.org 

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