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Food Services

CURRENT MENUS

Breakfast & Lunch Menus

Swipe or use the arrows to choose a school. Each slide keeps its breakfast PDF, lunch PDF, and live LINQ Connect menu in native Divi modules so future menu links can be updated directly in the Visual Builder.

Free School Meals

All students receive one free breakfast and one free lunch each school day. No meal application is required. Second meals, snacks, drinks, and à la carte items are not included and must be paid for with cash or available LINQ Connect funds.

Complete the Household Income Eligibility Form →

Breakfast Every School Day

CMS & CHS serve breakfast from 7:15–7:30 a.m. CES serves breakfast from 8:40–9:00 a.m., with a grab & go option for students arriving after 9:00 a.m.

  • Supports focus and classroom readiness
  • Helps build healthy routines
  • Provides fruit and milk with breakfast meals

MEAL ACCOUNTS

LINQ Connect

LINQ Connect replaced MySchoolBucks for CCSD meal accounts. Families can add funds for extra meals, snacks, drinks, and à la carte purchases while also viewing balances and account activity.

Set up your account

  1. Register at LINQ Connect.
  2. Verify your email address.
  3. Sign in and add your student.
  4. Select Catskill Central School District and enter the requested student information.

Account tools

  • Make online payments
  • Monitor balances and activity
  • Set purchase limits
  • Create recurring payments
  • Set low-balance alerts

LINQ Connect currently charges a $2.60 convenience fee per online payment transaction. Cash and checks are still accepted.

Food Assistance Resources

Families can also connect with local food pantries, SNAP assistance, and summer meal resources.

Catskill Food Pantry
Matthew 25 Food Pantry
SNAP Help NY
USDA Summer Meals Site Finder

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