Welcome back for the 2022/2023 school year!
Click below for more information regarding the National School Breakfast Program
Click below for a printable Medical Plan of Care for School Food Service:
Introducing COMPASSFamilies that have children attending a public school district can apply for free or reduced price school meals through the National School Lunch Program online using the Internet! This can be done using COMPASS. COMPASS allows Pennsylvanian's to apply for social service programs such as Food Stamps (FS), Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF), Energy Assistance, Children's Health Insurance Program (CHIP), etc., online. Families can use COMPASS to apply for free or reduced price school meals only, or they can apply for other services at the same time (FS, TANF, etc.)
Click on the COMPASS site link below to apply, or you can continue to use the paper "Household Meal Benefit Application" if you prefer. If you apply for free or reduced price school meals through COMPASS, you do NOT need to submit a paper application.http://www.compass.state.pa.us 2022/2023 MEAL PRICES ARE AS FOLLOWS
Troy Area School District Breakfast................FREE (or All TASD Students as of 10/1/2022)
WR Croman Primary School...........................$2.35
Troy Intermediate School Lunch.....................$2.35
Troy Jr/Sr High School Lunch.........................$2.60
Reduced Breakfast for All Ages......................FREE (or All TASD Students as of 10/1/2022)
Reduced Lunch for All Ages...........................$0.40
Teacher Breakfast...........................................$2.35
Teacher Lunch................................................$4.00
ONLINE PAYMENT INSTRUCTIONS
If you would like to make an online payment to your child's cafeteria account please click below for instructions:
FALLFEST 2022 AT WR CROMAN PRIMARY SCHOOL
Staff served picnic lunches to our students on a frisbee tray given to all students.
WR Croman Cafeteria Staff, Roni Dean, Amy Sullivan and Amy Buck
Meet our team at WR Croman Primary School
Left to Right: Amy Sullivan, Amy Buck and Roni Dean
This is a new team this year.
Together they serve an average of 341 meals per day.
They have been feeding on average 110 breakfasts a day
and 231 lunches per day.
Meet our team at the Troy Intermediate School
Left to Right: Jenny Jennings, Leisl Case, Belinda Powell, Megan Johnston, Jodi Landis, Julie Demas
Together they feed an average of 183 breakfast a day and 318 lunches for the month of September.
They serve an average of 501 meals per day.
They have a goal of serving 200 students for breakfast.
They reached that goal on September 23. Congratulations to this TEAM!
Attention All Parents:
Would you be interested in joining the School Wellness Committee?
Our next School Wellness Committee meeting will be Tuesday, April 18th 2023 at 3:30 pm in the WR Croman Primary School conference room. Hope to see you there!
Wellness Policy Assessment
The
School Wellness Committee plans wellness and physical activities.
They also evaluate the Local Wellness Policy on an annual basis.
For more information email Bonnie Bixby @
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2022/2023 Update:
We will be reinforcing our commitment to good nutrition for your children. Your child must choose at least one fruit or vegetable with lunch. We will be encouraging the students to try new vegetable selections. There will be a great selection of fruits and vegetables. Milk will be 1% flavored & fat free or 1% low fat white milk. All of our grain offerings are 80% whole grain rich. We have been granted whole grain flexibility with our breadsticks and pasta offerings. All of our foods are trans fats free and the sodium is limited.
The Troy Area School District participates in the National School Lunch Program & the School Breakfast Program. Your family may qualify for free or reduced price meals if your household income and household size fall within the guidelines. See the link below to apply.