Lunch Charges The Cleveland Heights – University Heights City School District has a “no charge” policy, which means that students will not be allowed to charge their lunch if they do not have the money, or do not have an adequate balance in their lunch account. A cheese sandwich, fruit, and milk will be provided.

Food Allergies

Students with a milk allergy must provide a statement from their doctor. The statement needs to be given to the school nurse or your child’s cafeteria manager. Students with severe food allergies who need dietary changes from the traditional school lunch, need to have their family doctor diagnose that allergy as a disability and submit a prescription for foods to be omitted or substituted and what items to replace them with. The prescription should be given to the school nurse or to your school office.