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The most essential tool for keeping students fueled and energized.

Food Service

LUNCH OPTIONS
Daily lunch is included in tuition, and students may choose one of the following options:
  1. Main entrée of the day. Vegetarian option always available. Menu below.
  2. Fresh-made sandwich. Must be ordered the day ahead via the SimpleSubs app.
  3. Large salad from our salad bar.

A la Carte
A la carte snacks are available for purchase from 10–10:30am and 12:15–12:45pm only. Students must have a funded MyMealtime account and scan their student IDs to purchase snacks from the Café.

A la Carte Menu

MyMealtime Accounts

If students would like to purchase snacks, please sign up for MyMealtime. Cash is never accepted in the café. To purchase snacks, students will need to scan their student IDs. A minimum deposit of $50 is required to start an account which can be replenished throughout the year as needed. Ongoing minimum deposits of $25 are recommended in order to keep the bookkeeping at a reasonable level. The ability to view your food charges and balance is available online at My Meal Time. View instructions.
 
STUDENTS ARE NEVER ALLOWED TO USE OTHER STUDENTS’ PIN ACCOUNTS.

Environmental Commitment

The Food Service program at LWHS focuses on providing healthy, nutritional meals and snacks for 550 students and more than 100 faculty and staff in order to build community and model healthy eating habits and environmental stewardship. Cooked from scratch and made fresh daily, the Food Service team uses local and organic produce whenever possible. For instance, LWHS supports local produce purveyors such as Greenleaf produce that in turn work with small local farmers.

Not only are we committed to nutrition and locally grown produce, Food Service does what it can to help the environment. It has a zero waste policy, composting and recycling where possible, and not using disposable dishes or utensils. Seven years ago, Food Service stopped the sale of bottled water because of its environmental impact. The school also donates its leftovers to the Edgewood Children’s Center.

Monthly Café Menu

March 2023

Dietary Needs

LWHS has a diverse student body with diverse dietary needs, which Food Services tries to meet by having options available for food allergies, vegetarian, vegan, and gluten-free diets.

Café Team

List of 9 members.

  • Photo of Yesica Ortiz

    Yesica Ortiz 

    Food Services
  • Photo of Kathleen Fazio

    Kathleen Fazio 

    Director of Food Services
    Bio
  • Photo of Mario Chacón

    Mario Chacón 

    Line Supervisor
  • Photo of Marleny Chan

    Marleny Chan 

    Cashier
  • Photo of Glenda Garcia

    Glenda Garcia 

    General Kitchen Aide
  • Photo of Alba Lovos

    Alba Lovos 

    Prep Cook
  • Photo of Rangel Mis

    Rangel Mis 

    First Cook
  • Photo of Juana Morales

    Juana Morales 

    Prep Cook
  • Photo of Yadira Zamora

    Yadira Zamora 

    Dishwasher/Prep Cook



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755 Ocean Avenue | San Francisco, CA 94112 | 415.333.4021
A private school with public purpose, Lick-Wilmerding High School develops the head, heart, and hands of highly motivated students from all walks of life, inspiring them to become lifelong learners who contribute to the world with confidence and compassion.