School Nutrition Services
CCPS School Nutrition Services
Employees of the Food Service Department are dedicated to providing nutritious meals to students of Culpeper County Public Schools. We believe that well-nourished children find the road to success easier to travel.
All of our schools participate in the National School Lunch Program, which mandates nutritional requirements, including the percentage of calories from fat and amount of saturated fats.
The Food Service Department serves about 1,269,000 meals (breakfast and lunch) annually. Believe it or not, in one school year, Culpeper’s students consumed: 29,304 servings of green beans, 18,576 servings of grapes, 5,152 fresh strawberries and 991,516 cartons of milk.
School Cafeteria Prices for 2026-2027:
Breakfast:
K-12th grade - FREE
Adult- $3.00
Lunch:
K-12th grade- FREE
Adult- $5.25
A la carte menu prices vary according to selection.
Parents who would like to make requests or ask questions concerning their child’s food choices may contact the cafeteria manager at the school. Each school uses a computer system that can note food allergies and track or block a student’s food selections.
Greg Beamer
Director of Food Service
(540) 825-8212
Rhonda Dove
Food Service Operations Coordinator
(540) 825-8212
Julie Johnston
Food Service's Assistant
(540) 825-8212
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