The Sandusky County Health Department, Environmental Health Division has announced an exciting annual Food Safety Award. The purpose of the award is to publically recognize those operations in Sandusky County that make the highest effort to acheive and maintain the highest standards for consumer safety.

All licensed Food Service and Retail Food Establishments in Sandusky County will be reviewed annually to determine if they qualify for the award.

The district is pleased to announce that all of our elementary kitchens have received an "Excellence" award. These kitchens had 0 critical violations AND 0 operational violations for the previous licensing year.

THANK YOU TO OUR HARDWORKING, DEDICATED STAFFS!

The Fremont City Schools provides approximately 3620 nutritious meals every day to students and staff.  We participate in the National School Lunch Program, National Breakfast Program, After School Snack Program (Ross) and the Child and Adult Care Food Program (after school meal program in partnership with Fremont Innovations After School Program).

We believe our school meals are important to your child because they help to develop sound nutritional habits. We offer healthful fruits and vegetables along with a variety of food choices daily. A well nourished child has better attendance, is more attentive, has more energy and is better behaved. These elements are tied to academic success for your child.

Department Mission:

To provide nutritious and appealing meals for all of our customers.

Goals:

1.   Maintain a positive attitude at all times.
2.   Provide a friendly yet safe, sanitary, and fiscally responsible school nutrition program.
3.   Reinforce positive behavior and manners.

School Meal Menu Choices

Our breakfast meals included 4 or more choices daily at each building. Each day our elementary buildings lunch choices include 2 entrée choices with one being a meatless choice. At Fremont Middle School and Ross High School we offer 4-5 entrée choices daily with at least one meatless choice.

There is a variety of fresh and canned fruits and vegetables, and 1% white, chocolate, vanilla and strawberry milk available daily.

Parents are welcome!

Parents are always welcome! We are proud of our program and our hard working employees.

We encourage you to come and eat with your child but would ask you to call ahead to let us know so that we have enough food available. The cost for an adult meal is just $2.75. We look forward to seeing you soon.

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