Again for the 2021-22 School year, the U.S. Department of Agriculture has extended its waiver program to ensure all Indianapolis Classical Scholars receive high-quality, nutritious meals. For this reason, all ICS scholars are eligible for one free breakfast and one free lunch per day. *Free meals apply to standard breakfast and lunch only – à la carte menu items will incur a charge.
Families will still need to apply for free and reduced-price meals in order to determine eligibility for school fee and textbook assistance. Please complete a Free and Reduced Price School Meals Program Application by following the link below:
Students wishing to purchase – à la carte menu items will need a lunch account. Accounts can be set up by following the link below: (This link can also be used to check the balance on your scholar’s meal account from a previous year)
Herron High School partners with A’viands K-12 to provide daily meals for students. It offers breakfast before school and lunch during the day. Menus can be reviewed on their program website:
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