• Menus on Nutrislice Website
• TES Menu June 2025
• TMS Menu June 2025
• THS Menu June 2025
All buildings will be receiving FREE meals for all students in
Toledo School District. Toledo Middle School, Toledo High School and
Cowlitz Prairie Academy are CEP qualified, and Toledo Elementary is
Provision 2 qualified.
• Civil Rights Complaint Procedure
• Civil Rights Complaint Procedure - Spanish
• Consent to Share Form
• District Policy on Nutrition and Physical Fitness
• Family Income Survey
• Triennial Assessment May 2025
We are required to make reasonable modifications to meals on a case-by-case basis to accommodate disabilities which restrict a child’s diet.
Requests for meal modification must be signed by a licensed health care professional authorized to write medical prescriptions in Washington state, and should be submitted to the school nurse.
• Special Dietary Accommodations
• Special Dietary Accommodations - Spanish
• Wellness Committee Minutes Nov. 7, 2024
Preferred Language Notice
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