On this site, you will find information about our food services program including our breakfast program, school lunches, lunch accounts, and free and reduced lunch program. Please scroll and click on the links below for more detailed information. If you have any questions, concerns, comments, or suggestions regarding food services, please contact Jessica D'Agnese.
This school year, Glastonbury Public Schools students can receive breakfast at no cost to families. Statewide funding for this program helps ensure that all students have access to a healthy breakfast to start the school day ready to learn. Please note: Free breakfast service at Hopewell and Hebron Avenue Schools is anticipated to begin in October. Additional information will be shared with families at these schools when the program is available.
Grades K-6: $3.50
Grades 7-12: $4.00
Adult Lunch: $5.50
8 oz. Milk: 50¢
8 oz. Water/Juice: 75¢ (elementary schools)
Many families are directly certified for free school meals by the state (through programs such as SNAP and Medicaid). The School Foods Department will reach out to these families regarding free school meals.
Other families who feel they qualify for free meals based on income, may complete an application. Visit our Free Meals Program page for more information.
Please contact the Food Service Department at 860-652-7949 with any questions.
Due to federal guidelines, free meals must be complete meals. A complete meal includes 3 out of 5 required meal components which are: whole grain, protein, fruit, vegetable, and milk. If students want only milk or water or any a la carte item to have with a meal brought from home, we will need to charge their school meal account or they may pay cash.