Lunch Menus
Primary – Intermediate – Middle School Menu
Food Services
Breakfast and Lunch are available to All Peru students at no charge.
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Hello! My name is Barrett Miller and I am the new School Lunch Manager for Peru Central Schools. I have a Nutrition + Dietetics degree along with years of experience in the food industry. I am excited to be here because I am extremely passionate about feeding students. I bring with me a team of professionals from the CVES Shared Cafeteria Services Program. We are excited to expand on the legacy that Jeannine Kerr started so many years ago. The CVES Shared Cafeteria Services Program focuses on whole, real food nutrition, meals from scratch, and utilizes local farm-to-school food as much as possible. For example:
We pride ourselves on providing, in two meals, all of the nutrition that the students need throughout the day. Studies have shown that micro and macronutrient-rich foods help to support a student’s mind, body and emotions. Our team’s philosophy is that we are here to not only support the students and staff, but also to support the families of this district. We do not feel that we are a cookie-cutter program, and highly encourage our staff to be creative with how we are feeding the children. We welcome feedback from families, students, and staff, as we always strive to improve. |
Barrett Miller
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