Nutrition (Food) Services
*Now Accepting Free and Reduced-Price Meal Applications for the 20-21 School Year!*
Even though meals are currently free for all students, that is scheduled to end December 31st, 2020. You will need a current application on file to continue getting free or reduce-priced meals for the remainder of the year!
Please click the "Free and Reduced-Price Meal Program" link to the right of this page for application materials and instructions on how to apply. If your income or living situation was affected by COVID-19, please be sure to apply.
Kara Carlson
Nutrition Services Supervisor
West Valley School District #363
509.232.6092
Kara.Carlson@wvsd.org
Providing nutritious and balanced meals to equip students for academic success.
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