Looking to volunteer? You're in the right place!

We have volunteer opportunities for high school students, staff and parents of GCISD. We are looking for volunteers to help with curbside meal distribution on Wednesdays at Cross Timbers Middle, Grapevine Middle, and Grapevine Elementary. There are up to 4 volunteer spots per meal distribution site weekly from 8:30 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. each Wednesday. Please sign up at this link. If you have further questions, please contact Denise Hayslip at [email protected]

Curbside Meals Service

Menus:

During the 2020-2021 school year, and with the aid of a nationwide USDA waiver, children 18-years-old and under are able to receive free weekly meal bundles. GCISD will offer curbside (drive-thru) service at Cross Timbers Middle, Grapevine Elementary and Grapevine Middle on Wednesdays from 9 a.m. to 10 a.m.

Things to Remember

This service is available to all children 18-years-old and under
Students do not have to be enrolled at the specific site where meal bundle is picked up
Proof of enrollment is no longer required and students do not need to be present in the vehicle
Parents will drive to the curb and, without getting out of the vehicle, tell staff how many students they need to receive bundles for
If you have questions, please contact Grapevine-Colleyville ISD Nutrition Services by emailing [email protected] or by calling 817-251-5615.

About the Meals
Students will be given bags that will include 7 breakfasts, 7 lunches and 1 gallon of White or Chocolate Milk. There will be a mix of items to refrigerate, to freeze and that are shelf stable. Information sheets will be provided with storage and preparation instructions. Parents must read all information and follow storing, cooking and discarding recommendations

Curbside Pickup at Campus Locations

All family members must remain in vehicle. Meals served 9 -10 a.m. on Wednesdays.

Cross Timbers Middle School	Grapevine Elementary School	Grapevine Middle School
2301 Pool Road Grapevine, Texas 76051 Meals served from bus loop at rear of building.	1801 Hall-Johnson Road Grapevine, Texas 76051 Meals served from main entrance off Hall-Johnson Road	301 Pony Parkway Grapevine, Texas 76051 Meals served at rear of building. Cars asked to proceed to front of GMS and will be directed from there. View Map

Nutrition Services Curbside Meals FAQ's

What is included in a weekly meal bundle?

The meal bundles will include 7 breakfast meals, 7 lunch meals and 1 Gallon of White or Chocolate Milk. The meals consist of student’s favorite items. Baking instructions will be included so that families can prepare the meals at their convenience.

Who is eligible for a school meal bundle?

All children 18-year-old and younger are eligible.

How much do meal bundles cost?

Meal bundles are free to all children 18 years and younger.

How do families apply for the Free and Reduced program?

The 2020-2021 Free and Reduced application opened in mid-July and is available at www.schoollunchapp.com. Students who were on the program in the last school year will be rolled over for 30 days of the new school year. A new application must be completed as soon as possible for the new school year.

More information is available on GCISD’s Free and Reduced Price Meals Benefits Program page.

Has the menu changed and how will meals be served?

Menus for curbside service will be published at the top of this page. The menus for regular on-campus service (begins September 8) will be available here.

Our fall menu is packed with the students’ favorite entrees and sides! Meals include lean protein, whole grains, fruit, vegetables, and choice of milk. We are dedicated to nourishing your children to give them the energy they need for the school day!

Where do I go on campus?

Meals via curbside pick up will be distributed at the main entrance loop at Grapevine Elementary. Meals at Grapevine Middle will be distributed at the rear of the building (view the map for details). Meals at Cross Timbers will be distributed in the bus loop at the rear of the building.

Do children need to be present to receive meals?

No, the parent or guardian of the student may pick up meals.

Do I need to bring proof of identification for my child?

No. Beginning on September 23, due to a USDA nationwide waiver, GCISD will begin offering meal bundles to all children 18-years-old and younger.

Can I pick up meals for someone else?

No. Only the parent or guardian of the student is permitted to pick up meals.

How should I store my meals?

Meals should be stored and prepared following the provided food storage and heating instructions. This can be found on the back of the weekly menu and on the menu posted at the top of this page.

What safety protocols are in place for the Nutrition Services Department?

The temperature will be taken of all nutrition employees with a contactless thermometer when they arrive to work and all will respond to a screening questionnaire prior to beginning work for the day. If any staff member has symptoms, he/she will not be allowed to work.

Staff will wear a mask during their shift and will wear a mask plus face shield during the service period.
Staff will wear single-use gloves for all food preparation, serving, and cashier tasks. Gloves are changed between all tasks.
Staff will wash hands with soap and water in between all tasks.
Staff is trained to keep social distance during prep and service as much as possible.
Staff will utilize Germicidal disinfectant, PortionPac Chemical Corporation’s disinfectants meet the EPA’s criteria for use against SARS-CoV-2, the cause of COVID-19.
Hand sanitizer is in place in all kitchens as an extra layer of safety.
Salad bars, self-serve stations, and bulk condiment bottles will not be available this year.

Nutrition Services
5800 Colleyville Blvd., #A108
Colleyville, Texas 76034

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