We are excited to launch a new, in-house lunch program for the 2022-23 academic year. All payments for this new program will be managed through our technology partner, LunchTime, LLC.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do we order lunch?
Lunches are available for purchase daily. Students may order lunch from their advisory classroom at the beginning of each day by simply informing their advisory teacher. Students may purchase an entire lunch (including entree, milk and a trip to the salad bar) or order each item a la carte. Funds will be deducted from the student's account once they pass through the cafeteria line.
What is included in the school lunch?
School lunches are composed of the main entrée: protein, grains, fruit, vegetable and white or chocolate milk. If preferred, students may select to purchase milk or salad bar only.
What do the lunches cost?
Student Lunch (entree, salad bar & milk): $4.00
Salad bar only (available for 6th-8th graders): $4.25
Milk only: $0.50
Extra entree: $2.00
Are items nutritional?
Yes. All meals prepared at Our Lady of Peace meet the standards required by the Minnesota Department of Education.
What happens if my child forgets their lunch?
If a student did not order lunch and forgets their lunch at home, there will always be an alternative lunch available to students. We will assure there is food so that every student eats lunch.
Can OLP accommodate my student with food allergies?
Our Lady of Peace is able to accommodate most dietary restrictions. Please contact the school office for more information.
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