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Wednesday, August 13, 2025
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Free Meals for ALL STUDENTS for the 2025-26 School Year!

Our Lady of Grace School has announced our school meal policy for the 2025-26 school year. OLG will be participating in the Community Eligibility Provision (CEP) of the National School Lunch and Breakfast Program. All students are eligible to receive a healthy breakfast and lunch at school at no cost each day of the 2025-26 school year. No application is required to participate in this program. More information and links can be found in the attached documents.

CEP Letter to Parents & Guardians (English)                             CEP Letter to Parents & Guardians (Spanish) 

CEP Public Realease (English)                 CEP Public Realease (Spanish)                CEP FAQs for Families (English & Spanish)

 

Cycle Menu Printable PDF 2025-26 (available in August)

 

Summer Meals Sites for Kids & Teens

SunBucks Summer EBT for Students - click icon to apply (use district name "Our Lady of Grace School")

LINQ Connect Parent Portal allows you to:

Add Money to Student Accounts for Snacks
Show Student Meal History  
Set Limits on Student Snack Purchases

NOTE: LINQ Connect charges a Service Fee to put money on accounts. 
To Avoid Service Fees:

Send in Cash clearly labeled with your student(s) name.

OR

Submit a Check made payable to OLG Cafeteria with your student's name on the memo line.

PACKED LUNCHES

  • Packed lunches are welcome. In our efforts to promote healthy eating habits, students are not allowed to pack soft drinks or gum.  Also, OLG does not allow fast food to be dropped off for students. Chilled water will be available for students who forget a drink.

A LA CARTE SNACKS

  • Students are allowed to purchase snacks and extra entrees, so long as they have available funds in their cafeteria account. Snacks may not be charged. Students are required to eat a meal prior to purchasing snacks. All snacks offered follow the USDA Smart Snacks Guidelines.

                                    All Grades

Milk: $0.50                      Juice Box: $0.50     

Bottled Water: $0.50    Extra Entree: $1.50 

                    Grades 3rd-8th Only

Chips: $0.75         Ice Cream: $1.00       

Cookies: $0.60    Switch Juice: $1.25 

 

  • Questions? Contact Cathy Lawson, Cafeteria Director
  • clawson@olgcs.org 513-931-3070

RESOURCES FOR PARENTS

Summer Food Flyer 2025

OLG Wellness Policy

OLG Breakfast Announcement 2025-26

OLG Cafeteria Financial Policies for Students & Families

Healthy Start- Free Health Coverage

USDA Notice to Beneficiaries

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