Breakfast & Lunch Program
For the 2024-2025 school year, CVA will be offering meals through the National School Lunch Program. Meals will be prepared by CKC Good Food and served at school Monday – Wednesday. Students will have the opportunity to choose meals monthly.  Breakfast and Lunch order forms will be shared with all families through News from the Village, the websdite and email.

All students can receive free breakfast and lunch. To ensure reimbursement for meals we will still require families to order their preferred meal so students will get what they want and we do not have food waste.  If a meal is ordered we will require the student to take the food to ensure we are reimbursed for the meal that was ordered for the student. We will have limited amounts of extra meals and they may be an alternate to what is being served. Our goal is to ensure that all families who wish to have food have access to a healthy meal. For students who are not receiving a full reimburseable meal they may purchase milk for$0.50 per carton and pay CVA directly through cash, check or PayPal.

The full school meal policy can be found by clicking here.

Allergen Free Menu available upon request with medical documentation. Special Diet Statement

If you have any questions regarding food service, please call: 651-523-7170 or email mcookbrier@cybervillageacademy.org.

Public Notice: National Food Program Income Guidelines Document

This institution is an equal opportunity provider. For more information, view USDA Nondiscrimination Statement

🍎 Free Meals During Summer Break
Hunger Impact Partners and Minnesota Department of Education have sent this information regarding the
free summer-meals program for children called “ Summer Eats Minnesota .” All Minnesota children up to
the age of 18 are eligible to participate in this program which provides free breakfast, snack, lunch and
supper at designated sites. Just locate the nearest site, show up at the right time and eat! No registration
or prior sign-up is necessary . There are free serving sites across the state at schools, parks, recreation centers, community centers and libraries.

It is important to know summer meal sites are being added weekly and times and days of operation do change so check the mobile app regularly to get the most up-to-date information .

There is a helpful website : www.summereatsmn.org which has additional information on hours, locations, menus, contact information etc.—with versions in Spanish, Somali and Hmong. All can be downloaded and printed or circulated electronically. Printed materials are available from MDE by contacting mde.fns@state.mn.us. There is also a downloadable app: Simply search Summer Eats Minnesota and download the free app via the Apple Store or Google Play Store on your smart phone.