Food Services

Contact Us

Dave Babcock
Director of Food Service
Phone: (815) 385-7900 x 2962
Email: babcockdavid@dist156.org

Agatha Walter
Administrative Assistant to the Assistant Superintendent for Finance & Personnel
Phone: (815) 385-7900 x 2268
Email: walteragatha@dist156.org

Resources

PowerSchool

MCHS Open Campus Lunch Rules and Regulations

Summer Meals

Summer EBT/SUN Bucks: Grocery Benefit for Families who Qualify

Wellness Policy

District 156 Food Services

Food Service Payments

Parents will first need to make sure they have their PowerSchool parent account. Then payments can be made through the School Payment Portal. (Spanish School Payment Portal) Scroll for more info on the School Payment Portal and for meal waiver applications.

Breakfast: $ 2.00 Lunch: $3.40

Cash is not accepted in the cafeterias. However, students can turn in cash to the front office and it will be added to their food service account.

Meal Waivers

You can also fill out one of the forms below and turn in into MCHS Administrative Assistant to the Assistant Superintendent for Finance & Personnel Agatha Walter located at the MCHS District Office.

PDF

PDF

How to add money into your student's food services account:

English: How to Make a Cafeteria Deposit: Page 10

(First be sure you have a PowerSchool Parent Account and then create a School Payment Portal Account)

Our Food Service Heroes

Freshman Campus Staff

Four members of Food Service staff at Freshman Campus

Upper Campus Staff

Eight members of food service staff at Upper Campus

Wellness Committee

The District is invested in the Health and Wellness of our students and Staff. If you would like to be a part of the Wellness Committee which will periodically review the District Wellness Policy, please contact David Babcock, Food Service Director at babcockdavid@dist156.org. 

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