Centennial School District 28J

Whether you’re a visitor, staff member, or one of our amazing community partners, you’re welcome to enjoy a delicious school meal with us. A lunch includes an entree with unlimited fruits and vegetables and milk. Only checks or exact cash is accepted. We are not able to give change or accept credit or debit cards.

• Breakfast: $4.00
• Lunch: $6.00
• Milk: $0.60

Setting Up a Meal Account (It’s Easy!)

Want to make meal purchases even smoother? Staff can set up a Dining Services meal account. Just contact your school’s Kitchen Manager or email us at margaret_brunette@csd28j.org.

You can add money to your account using cash or check (made payable to Centennial School District). Please note: we are not able to give change, and meals must be prepaid. No charging allowed.

All balances roll over to the next school year – easy and convenient! You may also have your balance refunded or donated. Just email at margaret_brunette@csd28j.org and we would be happy to help!

School Menus & Nutritional Information

Want to know what’s on the menu? You can view the daily breakfast and lunch menus (along with nutritional information) on the EZ School Lunch website, select your school, and pick the meal and date you’re interested in. You can click on the menu item for nutritional information. You can even print the menus for your convenience!

Additional Information

• Staff/visitors can purchase multiple meals.
• Staff/visitors can purchase milk only or multiple milks.
• You can’t have just a piece of fruit or vegetable. A meal must be purchased which includes one entree, unlimited fruits an vegetables and milk.
• Condiments, including salad dressings, are only for meals purchased in the cafeteria.
• Utensils, plates, and other meal components are for meals purchased only in the cafeteria.
• Items from the student sharing table are for students only.
• Staff/visitors cannot give sharing table items out to students during or after meal service. Students must have the opportunity to choose the item(s) themselves during meal service in the cafeteria.
• Staff/visitors may not have food items that will be thrown away after meal service is over. In addition to food safety concerns, all food acquired through the National School Breakfast (NSB) and Lunch (NSLP) programs must be accounted for. Giving away food without being purchased is considered theft. Staff/visitors can purchase a meal to receive one entree, unlimited fruits and vegetables and milk.