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Welcome to Food Services!

The Board promotes healthy schools by supporting student wellness, including good nutrition and regular physical activity as part of the total learning environment. Schools contribute to the basic health status of students by facilitating learning through the support and promotion of good nutrition and physical activity. Improved health optimizes student performance potential and educational success, as children who eat well-balanced meals and are physically active are more likely to be engaged and learn in the classroom and less likely to be absent.

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    Meal Prices

    Lunch Prices: Pre K – 6th Grade Jr. High School High School Adult $4.00

    Breakfast Prices: Pre K – 6th Grade Jr High School High School Adult $2.25 Milk $0.50

    Meal Times

    Breakfast(All Students) Start Time: 7:30AM -7:55AM

    Lunch Start Times:

    Preschool 11:00 AM to 11:40AM

    Kindergarten – 3rd Grade 11:10AM - 11:40AM

    4th – 6th Grade 11:40AM - 12:10 PM

    Jr High School 7th – 8th Grade 12:11PM-12:43PM

    High School 9th – 12th Grade 12:13PM-12:43PM

    Plateau Valley School District Wellness

    Plateau Valley School District 50 is committed to supporting student health and wellness through strong nutrition practices and regular physical activity. Our Local Wellness Policy outlines the district’s goals for promoting lifelong healthy habits and ensuring a positive learning environment for all students.

    The full Wellness Policy (ADF) is linked here.

    In alignment with district policy, a district-wide wellness advisory council meets regularly in coordination with the Plateau Valley Accountability Committee (PV-AC). This group monitors implementation of the wellness policy, evaluates progress toward district goals, and conducts the required triennial assessment.

    Stakeholder Involvement

    Parents, students, staff, and community members are encouraged to participate in the wellness process. Membership in the PV-AC (Wellness Committee) is open to all stakeholders.

    • Recruitment for committee membership occurs annually each August, here is the most recent newsletter recruiting members, dated September 2026.
    • Information about participation opportunities is shared with families and the community through district communications and postings on the district website.
    • Meetings are held in coordination with the district accountability committee and are open to the public.

    Triennial Assessment

    The district completes a comprehensive review of its Local Wellness Policy every three years. This process includes:

    • Evaluating compliance with the wellness policy
    • Comparing district practices to model wellness policies
    • Measuring progress toward nutrition and physical activity goals

    The most recent triennial assessment was completed on March 11 in coordination with the PV-AC. The agenda link is here. Assessment tools, including the Colorado Local Wellness Policy Toolkit, are used to guide this process.

    Results of the triennial assessment are made available to the public and are posted on the district website here.

Food Services Staff