Rhodes School for the performing arts

Child Nutrition

Rhodes School for the Performing Arts’ Child Nutrition Department seeks to provide our students with nutritionally balanced meals.

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Wellness & Nutrition Policy

Wellness Policy – Humble Campus

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TO SCHEDULE YOUR CHILD’S LUNCHTIME BIRTHDAY PARTY:

Complete the form below at least 10 days prior to the date of the party.
Prepare an invitation that includes an RSVP for EACH child in the classroom. The RSVP will serve as permission to participate in the celebration and enjoy any refreshments the parents bring in.
The approved Birthday Party will only last 15 minutes of the lunch period. Please arrive on time.

Cupcakes are recommended. They are easier to serve.

**If you do not have your birthday lunch party pre-approved, you will not be allowed to have your child’s celebration at RSPA.

Responses should go to jlacour@rhodesschool.org.

Food Allergy Form

Food Allergy Form

The Food Allergy Action Plan form should be completed, signed & dated by the child’s physician as well as the parent or guardian. Please email your completed, signed form to childnutrition@rhodesschool.org. If a valid Food Allergy Action Plan is not on file for the student, we will not be able to accommodate requests made by the parent or guardian.

Lunch Time Birthday Policy

Rhodes School for the Performing Arts has an open-door policy regarding birthday parties and we welcome the opportunity to help you celebrate our students’ special day. Due to federal guidelines, parents may only bring dessert. Due to state health guidelines and liability issues associated with outside food being served to students, parents of other students in the class must give permission for their children to participate.

To avoid disruption to the instructional program, Birthday celebrations are scheduled with the students’ homeroom teacher.

At least 10 days prior to the date of the party, prepare an invitation that includes an RSVP for EACH child in the classroom. The RSVP will serve as permission to participate in the celebration and enjoy any refreshments the parents bring in.

Cupcakes are recommended. They are easier to serve.