Child Nutrition Services
Child Nutrition Eligibility & Education Benefit Application (CNEEB)
School Arrival Times and Breakfast
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Elementary schools
The doors open for students at 8:55 a.m. Breakfast will be offered in every classroom at the beginning of the school day at no charge. Breakfast will not be offered prior to the start of the school day. -
MVMS
Doors open for students at 7:50 a.m. Breakfast will be available in the cafeteria to all students at no charge. Students who arrive after breakfast can pick-up a “grab-and-go” breakfast to eat during first period. -
BHS
Unless enrolled in “0 hour,” the doors to BHS open for all students at 6:50 a.m. Breakfast will be available in the commons/cafeteria to all students beginning at 7 a.m. at no charge. -
RHS
The RHS Campus opens for students at 7:40 a.m. Breakfast will be available for all students at no charge.
- Did you know…
School meals are more nutritious than you think! Manufacturers are required to reformulate foods to fit strict meal guidelines!
- Did you know…
During the 2023-24 school year, we served 809,485 meals (319,700 breakfasts and 809,485 lunches)!
- Did you know…
We order our blueberries from a Washington State blueberry farm!
Frequently Asked Questions
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Bremerton School District provides meals that meet federal requirements and guidelines. The program is operated by the District’s Child Nutrition Services (CNS) department. CNS offers a wide variety of foods and is particularly proud to emphasize locally grown fresh fruits and vegetables.
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All meals will be provided at no cost to families for the 2024-25 school year. While applications are not required for students to receive meals, all families are asked to complete the annual income survey as a part of the annual ABCs process. If you are unable to complete it there, you can get a paper copy from your child's school, or print and fill out the form. The family income survey captures information required for the District to receive state and federal funding for education programs.
If you would like more information regarding possible 504 accommodations, please contact John Welsh at 360-473-1012 or email john.welsh@bremertonschools.org.
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Students needing a food substitution due to a disability may complete a diet prescription form that specifies specific substitutions by a doctor or nurse-practitioner. For food allergies, school nurses and CNS staff both must have the correct documentation.You can request a form from the school nurse or CNS office.