Beginning in the 23-24 school year, the Warrensburg Central School District is supported by the Capital Region BOCES Shared Food Services Team. Our participation in this service provides many benefits to our students and school community, including: increased access to a wide variety of wholesome food choices, optimized quality and customer service in our food service programs and shared staff with expertise in school nutrition, including a registered dietitian and program specialists. Click here for more information about our Food Services.

• Parent Wellness Policy Summary 2023-2024

• Click here to view the Elementary School's menu for breakfast and lunch on LINQ

• Click here to view the April 2024 Lunch Menu

• Click here to view the Jr./Sr. High School's menu for breakfast and lunch on LINQ

• Click here to view the April 2024 Lunch Menu

Breakfast is available to all students in every building.

• Elementary School breakfast will start at 8am in classrooms

• Jr./Sr. High School breakfast will start at 7:30 in the cafeteria

In order to meet USDA requirements, school breakfasts must contain no more than 30% of calories from fat and less than 10% from saturated fat. Breakfast must provide one-fourth of the Recommended Dietary Allowances for protein, calcium, iron, Vitamin A, Vitamin C and calories.

Research shows that children who eat breakfast:

• Show improvement on math, reading and standardized test scores

• Establish healthier habits for later in life

• Have fewer absences and incidences of tardiness

• Are more likely to behave better in school

• Consume more calcium, fiber, foliate and protein

During the 2023-24 school year, our school district will be participating in the Community Eligibility Provision program, which provides no-cost meals to all students. CEP is a federal provision that allows qualifying schools to provide free breakfast and lunch to all students. This option increases school meal participation by removing stigma, maximizes federal reimbursements, eliminating unpaid school meal debt, while upholding nutrition standards and meal quality.

New York State still requires CEP schools to collect alternative forms – also referred to as CEP Household Income Eligibility Form – for other purposes, such as state education funding and Foundation Aid. Also, individual families may be eligible for certain benefits based on the data collected through these forms. Complete the form here to apply.

Titan.com allows parents to make deposits into their child’s school meal account online or via a mobile app (Apple App Store or Android App Store)

With Titan, parents can check balances, review transaction history and receive low balance alerts at home or work. When creating a new account, you will need your child's student ID number. Titan requires the ID number to be 9 digits long so you will need to add 0's to the front of your child's student ID number. For example, if your child's student ID number is 8910, you will need to add 5 0's to the front and enter it as 000008910 If you don't know your child's student ID number or are having difficulty creating an account, please contact Susan Frank at (518) 464-5133 or susan.frank@neric.org.