District Food Services

Dear Parents, Students and Staff,

Maschio’s Food Services will be providing a full-service lunch program for the South Hunterdon Regional School District as well as breakfast at LPS and the middle/high school. We look forward to offering the students and staff nutritious lunch options. Please visit the SHRSD-Maschio's website for pertinent information, pricing, menus and online payments or shrsd.nutrislice.com for individual school menus.

PaySchoolsCentral Online Lunch Payment System:
Lunch payments can be made daily via cash or students may opt to prepay for lunch via our online lunch system, now called PaySchools Central. Please see our PaySchools Central Parent User Guide / Guía del usuario para padres de PaySchools Central to sign-up for online payments and view account history.

Free and Reduced Meal Program
For families interested in applying for the Free and Reduced Lunch Program please see the instructions for submitting the application through PaySchools Central or Paper Applications on our Free and Reduced Lunch page.

Maschio’s Food Services, Inc's website is www.maschiofood.com where you can view information about Maschio’s in addition to nutritional information about the products we serve.

If you have any questions or concerns, please contact Nan Bill in the SHRSD Business Office at (609) 397-0323 option 3. We greatly appreciate your cooperation.

PLEASE SEE MASCHIO'S WELCOME LETTERS AND PRICE LISTS BELOW:

Non-Discrimination Statement
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