Food Service

The Forest Hills Food Service Department operates in all nine schools and has kitchens in each school to prepare fresh, nutritious meals for students. The department strives to promote healthy eating habits among students by incorporating whole grains, low-fat dairy options, fresh produce and low sodium products in every meal at an affordable price. 

For four consecutive years, the entire Food Services staff across Forest Hills School District earned Clean Kitchen Awards from the Hamilton County Public Health Department. The awards honor food service facilities, including restaurants, hospitals, grocery stores, eateries and schools, for outstanding efforts in sanitation and safety education. The honor reflects Forest Hills’ commitment to excellence, where cafeterias district-wide serve lunch to more than 3,500 students each day.

Forest Hills’ Food Services is self-sufficient, meaning no local tax dollars fund the department and supplies and salaries are paid through school meal purchases and federal reimbursement from the National School Lunch and Breakfast Program.

SUMMER SCHOLARS (FOOD PROGRAM)

MEAL PRICES

Breakfast and lunch for the 2021-2022 will be free of charge to all Forest Hills students.

NUTRITIONAL INFORMATION

Elementary nutritional information
Secondary nutritional information

RESOURCES

Competitive Food Sales Policy 8550
Food Service Policy 8500
Guidelines for Medical and Food-Related Issues
Frequently Asked Questions: Food Allergies and Food Guidelines
Is Your Snack a Smart Snack? Find out here!
Procedure for the Collection and Payment for Charged Meals
School Beverage and Snack Food Guidelines
Vending Machine Policy 8540
Wellness Policy 8510

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