Food Services
ABOUT GREENFIELD FOOD SERVICES
We're not your average school meal program. We believe in scratch-cooking, using local foods, and giving students choice. We serve up real school food that nourishes Greenfield students and fuels them for success in the classroom. All students eat for FREE through the 2021-2022 school year, so what are you waiting for? Give school food a try!
CONTACT US
Questions? Concerns? We're here to help! You can reach our office at 413-772-1334.
MEET OUR DIRECTOR
Greta Shwachman is the Greenfield Food Service Director. She brings 6 years of experience in Farm to School, and a passion for local agriculture and community collaboration. Greta holds a degree in Health Sciences from Rice University. Her hobbies include cooking with local foods, zumba, and getting outdoors to hike, bike, and kayak in the beautiful Valley.
You can email Greta at greshw1@gpsk12.org
OUR MENUS
Our menus are designed with students in mind. We focus on variety, student favorities, and incorporating local foods whenever possible. Meals consist of a mix of scratch-cooked recipes and processed items that adhere to strict nutritional guidelines. Every day there is a wide variety of fresh fruits and vegetables to choose from, like melon, grapes, apples, bananas, oranges, sugar snap peas, broccoli, carrots, and more! Every school offers a variety of alternate choices for students to enjoy if they do not wish to eat the main meal. These alternates can be found on the right sidebar of our menus. Be sure to follow us @GreenfieldSchoolFood on Instagram and Facebook for monthly and weekly menus, as well as photos of our menu items.
Find our latest menus HERE!
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This institution is an equal opportunity provider.