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Menus are on a monthly cycle during the 2025-26 school year with healthy, nutritionally balanced meals served daily.
2025-26 Student Meals
Free breakfast for ALL students continues this year! Your student’s breakfast meal contains whole grains, fruit or vegetables and milk. We offer breakfast sandwiches twice a week at all schools. Please encourage your students to eat a free breakfast at school. Starting the day with a healthy meal helps with concentration and success at school, which is why Pennsylvania has included free breakfast for all students in the Commonwealth budget.
Due to increased food costs we are adjusting the pricing on some items, including specialty salads and hummus platters at Radnor High School. These items will still be considered a meal and continue to be free for students who qualify for free or reduced priced meals.
Families are encouraged to apply for free or reduced meals (pricing is free for breakfast and for lunch). In addition to the free\reduced meal pricing, approval entitles students to other opportunities, including fee waivers and discounted home internet.
More Info on EZSchoolPay
RTSD uses EZSchoolPay.com as an online payment service for parents.
Use EZSchoolPay to:
- Pay for your child’s meals
- Set up automatic email reminders to tell you when a payment is needed
- Make payments for all your children, even if they attend different schools
- View your child’s cafeteria purchases and get information on foods your child eats at school
If you choose not to make payments using EZSchoolPay.com, you can still sign up for email reminders of low balance, free of charge.
RTSD Nutritional Services is pleased to be purchasing from Alderfer Eggs in Telford, PA, supporting a local farm and providing fresh certified humane, vegetarian fed, nutritious eggs to our students. Students can purchase or make a meal with hard boiled eggs in the International Café, and they are also available in the cafeterias at RHS and RMS. Learn more about Alderfer Eggs.
What Makes Up a School Breakfast?
- Fruit, 100% fruit juice, or vegetable
- Meat or Meat Alternative (egg, sausage, yogurt, cheese stick)
- Grain
- Milk
A student must take 3 servings of the listed components, one of which must be a fruit or vegetable.
What Makes Up a School Lunch?
There are 5 components to a school lunch:
- Fruit or 100% Fruit Juice
- Vegetable
- Meat or Meat Alternative
- Grain
- Fluid Milk
A student must take 3 of the 5 components, one of which must be a fruit or vegetable.