School Meal Program
Welcome to the Springfield School District’s Food Services - Child Nutrition page.
Here you will find useful information, including how to apply for the school meal program; how to set up your online payment account; and much more.
You may view and/or download the District’s Nutrition Wellness Policy via the link below.
Pricing & Payment Policy
Springfield School District offers meals at no charge to all students using the Community Eligibility Provision. The State of Vermont will provide a Universal Meals Supplement to cover the cost of any “paid” student meals. Our Meal Charging Procedure will remain in effect for a-la-carte items, second meals, and adult meals, as applicable.
You can view or download our Meal Charging Procedure here:
MealTime Online is the gateway to your student’s “MealTime” school lunch account. You can make deposits into his/her MealTime Point of Sale account, or simply view the account activity by simply clicking here to get started:
Household Income Form Information
The Household Income Form (HIF) is a helpful tool to collect household income data when National School Lunch Program information is not available for a student. The information you give helps your school access federal and state education dollars. This funding supports reading, math, science, arts, PE, afterschool and other vital programming. The privacy of your household financial information is protected by law. Your information collected through this electronic form will come securely to the Agency of Education's (AOE) data team who will send it again securely back to your child's school..
Filling out this form only takes a few minutes and will help your community, your school and your property taxes. (Downloadable PDFs in several different languages are available below the form).
You can access the Household Income Form here: Household Income Form
To apply, simply click on the above “Household Income Form” link, fill out the information, and click “submit."
Civil Rights Complaint Procedure
Individuals and groups are never discouraged from submitting a complaint of discrimination.
Complaints may be written or verbal. Complaints may also be anonymous. The Springfield School District instructs program participants to send complaints of discrimination directly to the USDA Office of the Assistant Secretary for Civil Rights (OASCR). The complainant must file within 180 days of the act of discrimination. Contact for the Springfield School District is Alena Martes, Harassment Coordinator; 802-885-5112 or [email protected]
You can view or download the Civil Rights Complaint Procedure here:
Civil Rights Complaint Procedure
