Fairhaven School Food Service


Fairhaven School offers nutritious breakfast and lunch options each day.

National School Lunch & Breakfast Program


Fairhaven School offers breakfast and lunch each day through the Child Nutrition Programs of the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA).  Each student is eligible to receive one free breakfast meal and one free lunch meal each school day through the Community Eligibility Provision


The USDA recognizes 5 food groups important at each meal: grains, meat/meat alternatives, fruit, vegetable, and milk.  Our school participates in Offer vs. Serve, where our school age students in grades 9-12 select each component of the meal they want versus our staff serving the whole meal.


Students must select at least 3 food items (with at least one fruit/vegetable component) to create a complete meal. In other words, they need to pick 3 to make it free!  Our staff is here to guide students on selecting a complete meal.


Lindsey Ison, Cafeteria Supervisor

330-652-5811 ext. 712

or on Classroom Dojo

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07/01/2025