Warren Consolidated Schools

This institution is an equal opportunity provider.

WCS Nutrition Services

Our Mission

The Warren Consolidated Schools Nutrition Services believes:
A Nourished Student Is A Learning Student.

Our mission is to offer a variety of quality, healthy food choices with excellent service in a friendly environment. We take pride in "feeding" the minds of the future.

Our dedicated staff serves over 2500 school breakfasts and 8000 school lunches daily. In addition to school meals, our department provides meals for Macomb County’s Meals on Wheels program, handles the district’s catering, provides lunches for Head Start Programs, and makes prepacked meals for the six Macomb Intermediate School District schools.

Our professional staff have acquired numerous hours of training centered around sanitation and safety, proper food handling, and customer service. We provide well-balanced, nutritional meals to help ensure student success in academic, athletic, and personal growth.

Meal Distribution and Community Food Resources

For information regarding food distribution, visit the Community Food Resources web page for locations, dates and times.

Fill out your free/reduced priced meal family application or a household information report online

Get a fast return response through the mail. No need to fill out a paper application.

https://warren.familyportal.cloud/

New account

Making a Deposit

MEAL MAGIC FAMILY PORTAL allows parents to gain access to the activity of their child's Nutrition Services account. There is no minimum requirement to make deposits online. This service is FREE to all parents. Deposits can be made at school with CASH ONLY.

Prepaying for meals is convenient for you as a parent, for your child, and for the cashiers during meal service. Monies are drawn from the account ONLY when your child eats; and if your child moves to another WCS school, the funds follow them. As a parent, you can indicate that money on account can go for meals only and ala carte purchases must be paid in cash. This is not an issue in the Elementary schools, but does come into play in the Middle and High Schools.

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Why fill out Warren Consolidated Schools Free & reduced-price meal application?

Start your day with a healthy breakfast

Warren Consolidated School Nutrition Services Department offers a variety of easy to eat nutritional breakfasts served out of the cafeteria each morning 15 minutes prior to the start of school.

Our school breakfast program gives hardworking parents a hand in meeting their child’s nutritional needs without interrupting the school day or taking away from important learning time.

We recognize the established link between eating a healthy breakfast and academic success, and encourage all students to eat breakfast whether at home or at school. Students who routinely start their day with a good breakfast will learn healthy eating habits that will serve a lifetime.

The cost of breakfast is $1.75 in the High Schools and Middle Schools and Free in the Elementary Schools.

If your child qualifies for a free or reduced priced lunch, they also qualify for free or reduced priced breakfast of 30 cents.

USDA is an equal opportunity provider and employer.

Reading Month - To celebrate Reading Month, Nutrition Services planned theme meals to coordinate with the building theme.

Happy Birthday Dr. Seuss

Taste test

Dietetic intern Hannah from U of M, taste testing blueberry bars. p
Carleton Middle School

Chinese New Year in our cafeterias

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