Special Programs

Civil Rights for Child Nutrition Programs

The main expectation in civil rights is treating everyone with dignity and respect and not discriminating based on race, color, national origin, sex, disability, age, or reprisal or retaliation for prior civil rights activity in any program or activity conducted or funded by USDA.

For more information, review the Indiana Department of Education Civil Rights Brochure.

To file a Civil Rights Complaint click here or visit the MSD of Decatur Township Administration Office lobby to review the procedure and/or obtain copies of the complaint form.

NSLP/SBP: Offer Versus Serve

For more information about Offer Versus Serve at Lunch and Breakfast, click here.

CACFP: Dinner and Snack

Does your child stay after school for Extended Day, AYS, clubs, or sports? Child Nutrition offers free dinner to students daily through CACFP. For more information about our dinner program, contact Kim Yount at our Central Office, 317-856-5265 extension 18126.

Farm to School

Child Nutrition works to incorporate fresh and local foods into school breakfasts and lunches. We are proud to offer many products that are grown and/or crafted here in Indiana, and within the region. Some examples include milk, bread, seasonal fruits, and vegetables. USDA offers resources to schools and parents to help begin and maintain strong Farm to School Programs. Check out some of their fact sheets below!