Q: Are meals free?

A: YES! No-cost meals are available for enrolled CUSD students.  These no cost meals are made possible by a waiver to extend universal free lunch through the 2022-2023 school year, issued by the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) in an effort to reach children experiencing food insecurity.  

 

Q: Are you serving breakfast or lunch?

A: BOTH!  Students can arrive before the bell to get hot breakfast AND get hot lunch each day at no-cost!  

 

Q: What's on the menu?

A: View menus at cusd.nutrislice.com  Menu may vary by location.  

 

Q: Can I get a meal if I am not enrolled in CUSD?

A: NO. Campus Catering will provide no-cost meals ONLY to CUSD enrolled students who attend in-person classes on a CUSD campus for the 2022-2023 school year.

 

Q: Do you have drive-through or grab and go meal pick-up?

A: NO.  Campus Catering will no longer offer drive-through or grab and go meal pickup for the community.

 

Q: Do I need to complete an application to qualify for no cost meals?

A: NO.  For the 22/23 school year only, a Free/Reduced Price Meal application is not required to receive meals at no cost. However, qualified households who do choose to complete an application may help their school secure additional funding. Eligible households may also receive other benefits including AP, SAT and ACT test fee waivers, discounted college application fees, and discounted home internet. Click here to find out more about the benefits of completing an application.

 

Q: I have special dietary needs.  Can my school accommodate them?

A: YES. Campus Catering will prepare special meals for students who provide written medical documentation.  Find more information by visiting our Special Diets page.

Campus Catering’s goal is to “Provide quality nutritional programs promoting healthy bodies.”  Campus Catering serves over 4 million meals per school year.  Every school day, over 200 Campus Catering employees serve more than 23,000 delicious student meals.

Campus Catering strives to provide all Clovis Unified School District students, staff and parents with nutritious choices, professional service, a safe and sanitary environment, and an enjoyable dining experience.

Listening to our customers is a vital part of the Campus Catering Department.  Taste tests and focus groups are conducted with students throughout the school year.

As part of Coordinated School Wellness, Campus Catering provides nutrition education and promotes physical activity for students, parents and staff.  Work experience is also provided for California State University, Fresno dietetic interns.

In an effort to support our local economy, we work with local farmers and companies whenever possible.  Some of the local companies we contract with are Producers Dairy, First Quality Produce, La Tapatia and Wawona Frozen Foods.