SCHOOL YEAR MENUS AND PRICES

Reduced Prices ( All Grades) – Breakfast $0.30   Lunch $0.40
Adult, Non-student, and Extra (2nd) Student –  Breakfast $2.85   Lunch $4.80 (Chamberlain and West Goshen, $5.00)

*Subsequent meals purchased the same day will be charged at the adult meal price or a la carte pricing if not a complete meal. Adult and student second meal prices for Breakfast and Lunch are based on the most current USDA-required pricing formula.

*NEW (November 2024) – Our GCS Menus (K-6) are now available with nutrient & ingredient information.

  • To access menus, click GCS LINQ Connect Menus below.
  • Select your child’s school on the right.
  • On the left, you may select a date range and either breakfast or lunch.
  • You may view menus by week or month. Adjust Calendar Mode from monthly to weekly if menu does not display correctly.
  • Currently, only menus for grades K-6 show.
  • Menus with nutrition information will be available soon for GJHS & GHS.

Click here for GCS LINQ Connect Menus

SUMMER FOOD PROGRAM

All summer food program information will be updated with new dates and locations prior to the end of the school year.  These programs do not continue during the school year.

Click here for SUMMER FOOD MENUS

*Goshen High School is an open site for breakfast and the summer lunch sites are all open sites, meaning anyone 18 years or younger may eat at no cost.

Dates

June 3 – July 18, 2025
Monday – Friday
*All locations closed June 19 and June 30-July 4, 2025

Policies per Federal Guidelines

  • Anyone 18 or younger may receive a free lunch.
  • Those accepting meals will be required to remain at the site for the duration of the meal.

Free Weekend Backpack Meal Distribution

Goshen Community Schools is partnering with Cultivate Food Rescue, the City of Goshen and Goshen Health to provide a limited number of free backpacks containing 6 frozen meals on Fridays throughout the summer.

  • Bags will be given out on a first-come, first-served basis until gone.
  • Food should be removed from the plastic sack and put in the freezer at home.
  • Meals may include products containing peanuts, wheat, milk, or other common food allergens.  The parent/guardian/caregiver is responsible for making sure that the items are appropriate for family members to eat.
  • There is no cost to participate in this program.

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