Aguila ESD Food Services
Good nutrition and academic success go hand in hand!
Our Food Services Department consists of a team of food and nutrition professionals who are dedicated to students' health, well-being, and their ability to learn. We support academic success by providing healthy meal choices while promoting lifelong nutrition and fitness practices..
Nutritional Excellence
Providing nutritious and appetizing meals for our students is a priority for us here at Aguila. We know that proper nutrition is one of the keys of student success, and we know you count on us to provide your children with healthy foods. We offer students balanced meals that include a main dish, a fruit or vegetable, and a carbohydrate. If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to contact us.
You’re Welcome to Join Us
We welcome parents to join their child for lunch at school. Please let the school office know by 8:00 a.m. if you will be having lunch with your child that day. Note: Federal guidelines forbid a parent eating from a child’s plate or a child eating from a parent’s plate. The cost for a visitor’s lunch is $4.65.
Civil Rights Notification of Free Language Services
Free language assistance, auxiliary aids, and/or accommodations are available upon request.
Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964; Executive Order 13166; 7 CFR 246.8(c); DR 4300-003 6 (c.) and 8 c.(3); FNS Instruction 113-1, Sections VII and XII; U.S. Department of Agriculture Guidance to Federal Financial Assistance Regarding the Title VI Prohibition Against National Origin Discrimination Affecting Persons with Limited English Proficiency, 79 Fed. Reg. 70771, (Nov. 28, 2014) (USDA LEP Policy Guidance); and DOJ LEP Guidance.
Find Summer Meals in Your Community
Nutritious free meals are available for children and teens 18 and younger at many locations throughout the nation during the summer while school is out of session. Visit the Arizona Summer Food Service Program website to find a site near you.
Good nutrition is essential for learning in school. Continuing healthy eating habits is also important during the long, hot summer months. Eating nutritious foods helps ensure students retain their hard learned knowledge and helps them keep right on learning throughout the summer. For many children, summer vacation can bring the temptation of eating empty calorie snacks and foods that are high in sugar, fats, and sodium. And for many others, summer exposes students to an increased risk of hunger and developmental decline. Make seasonal fruits and vegetables a high priority for your snacks, meals, and anytime.
Summertime is a time to play hard, but it is also a time to remember to eat right. Make sure good nutrition remains a priority all summer long, and students will return to school in the fall healthy, sharp, and ready to learn.
Please Contact
Jamie Rivas
Phone: (928) 685-2222, ext. 105