Black Oak Mine Unified School District

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Georgetown School Salad Bar
Northside School Salad Bar
Golden Sierra Salad Bar
Homemade Muffins from our Central Kitchen
Scratch Cooked Honey Garlic Chicken
Homemade Cucumber Tomato Salad

August 2026 Menu

All students are eligible to receive one breakfast and one lunch at no cost each school day through California's Universal Meals Program and Community Eligibility Program (CEP).

Daily Meal Offerings:

Breakfast: Students may choose from a variety of half-cup portions of fruit and/or vegetables.
Lunch: A fresh fruit and vegetable salad bar is available daily and changes throughout the week.
Breakfast & Lunch Beverage Options: 1% White Milk or Nonfat Chocolate Milk.

Special Dietary Accommodations:
Soy milk is available upon completion of the Special Accommodations Milk Request Form, signed by a licensed healthcare provider. Students with medically diagnosed food allergies or other qualifying medical conditions may request meal accommodations by submitting the required Medical Statement to Request Special Meals and/or Accommodations form, available on the Food Service webpage.

To receive a reimbursable school meal, students must select the required meal components as outlined by the National School Lunch and School Breakfast Programs.

Please note: Menus are subject to change based on product availability and other operational needs.

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Stay up to date with our school breakfast and lunch menus using MealViewer. Families can view daily menus, nutrition information, allergens, and meal ingredients from any computer or mobile device, making it easy to plan ahead and support healthy choices. Menus are subject to change based on product availability.

For Special Diets and Milk Substitution Forms: CLICK the icon below, then FILL out the form and EITHER email it to ajensen@bomusd.org or give it to your school site Kitchen manager. An email does NOT need to go to the CDE as listed on the form. Thank you! Amy Jensen – Food Service Director

Special Diets Accommodation Form

Under the ADA, anything that substantially limits a major life activity (most physical and mental impairments) constitutes a disability. This includes conditions that impair immune, digestive, neurological, and bowel functions, as well as many others. Schools shall focus on what can be done in order to ensure equal opportunity for all children to participate in school meal programs.

Milk Substitutes Form

Students who require a milk substitution due to a disability or medical need may request an alternate milk by completing the district's Milk Substitution Request Form. The form must be completed and signed by an authorized medical professional, as applicable, and submitted to the Food Services Department for review. Approved substitutions will be provided in accordance with USDA and California Department of Education (CDE) requirements.

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