Dallas ISD offers free meals to all students, which include fruits, vegetables, lean proteins, and whole grains.
includes breakfast, lunch and after-school meals during the week, as well as breakfast and lunch on Saturdays to students participating in Saturday educational programs, and students can receive meals during winter, spring and Thanksgiving breaks., which is based on any given area's rate of economically disadvantaged residents.
The meals will include options like fruit or a chicken biscuit for breakfast. For lunch, they have choices from across the five food groups including vegetables, meat and grains. He said that the menu items are all student-tested and include popular items such as pizza and chicken tenders. They also have meals like turkey tetrazzini and build-your-own-bowls, as well as international cuisines such as Peruvian and Korean dishes.
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