2022-2023 Food Information
Important Update from Food Services
Food service will begin posting the menus online to try and give families more information on what we are planning to serve. Please be aware that due to supply chain disruptions and food shortages we may have to unexpectedly substitute food items that are posted on the menu. These substitutions could change the allergies listed on the online menu. We recommend that parents or the students with allergies check with the kitchen staff daily. Changes will occasionally occur and we want to ensure that all students with allergies are kept safe. Our staff will also continue to monitor all students known to have allergies.
For the 2022-23 school year:
TCAPS Food Service will be offering meatless meal options everyday in all of our buildings. Due to supply chain disruptions this could change on some days if we are shorted any food supplies.
Meal Prices:
Breakfast:
Lunch:
A food service fact for all of our families:
TCAPS Food Service offers Michigan produce in our meals, somewhere in our district, nearly every school day of every school year.
Add money to your student’s lunch account
For Students Who Require Special Diets or Meal Accommodations
For students who require special diets or meal accommodations, please fill out this 
form and return it to your school's main office.
Apply Today for Free & Reduced Meals
Applications should be completed each year; these applications are also used for several other grant programs in TCAPS. In addition, students who qualify for free and reduced meals also qualify for college application fee waivers and SAT/ACT fee waivers. So please submit your Free & Reduced Meals Application here.
Food Assistance Guide
View A Guide to Food Assistance and Eating Local for information on local pantries, food assistance programs, and more.
Pay on Your Child's Lunch Account
Add money to your student’s lunch account
New Vending Machines Offer Healthy Alternatives
Having access to healthy food items and meals outside of the normal cafeteria operating hours just got a little bit easier. TCAPS has installed two new vending machines in the cafeteria at Central High School as part of a pilot program. The vending machines contain healthy food items that meet the same federal nutrition regulations as all other food sold in the school cafeteria. Sample items include: salads, yogurt, sandwiches, fruit, granola bars, etc.
Students and staff can purchase snack items as well as meals qualifying under the Federal Free and Reduced Price School Meals Program using either cash or their meal accounts. For students who qualify for free/reduced meals, the purchase would count towards their daily meal allowance. View a tutorial on how to use the machines: