Food Services
FREE SUMMER MEALS
South Harrison Community School Corporation is eligible to distribute FREE summer meals to children 18 years of age and under. We will offer drive up meal bags every Monday from June 2 through August 4 from 10:30am-12:30pm at South Central Elementary School and Corydon Intermediate School.
Each meal bag will contain 5 breakfast meals and 5 lunch meals. Bags will be distributed on a first come, first served basis. Only one bag per child is allowable. Meals should be picked up at one site per week.
Children MUST be present at pickup unless the following survey is completed. Please complete the survey only if you are interested in picking up summer meals.
TRAFFIC PATTERNS
Corydon Intermediate School
100 High School Road, Corydon IN 47112
Pickup at PD Center
From North of Corydon: Take Hwy 135 South, turn left on 337, turn left on Harrison Drive, turn right on High School Road, turn left into parking lot.
From Lanesville: Take Hwy 62 West, turn right on Hwy 135, turn left on 337, turn left on Harrison Drive, turn right on High School Road, turn left into parking lot.
South Central Elementary School
6595 E Hwy 11 SE, Elizabeth IN 47117
Pickup at Door #3
From Corydon: Take IN-62 East, turn right onto Corydon New Middletown Road SE, turn left onto Clay Street, turn Right onto 3rd Street, turn right onto New Middletown Elizabeth Road SE, turn left onto Elizabeth New Middletown Road SE, turn right onto Pumping Station Road SE, turn left onto Hwy 11 SE, turn right into the SCHS parking lot.
From Lanesville: Go West on Hwy 11 SE until SCHS appears on your left, turn left into the parking lot.
From Mauckport: Take Hwy 135 North, turn right onto Watson Road SW, turn right on Union Chapel Road SE, continue onto W Old Goshen Road SE, turn left onto Hwy 11 SE, turn right into the SCHS parking lot.
This year, South Harrison Community Schools are participating in the Indiana Grown for School and the Department of Education’s Season Your Summer Initiative. Basil seed packets were provided by the Indiana Grown for Schools Network.
The Indiana Department of Education works within the Indiana Grown for Schools Network. This network was established to support Farm to School and Early Childcare Education (ECE) efforts in Indiana. Farm to School generally encompasses three pillars: school gardens, local procurement, and agriculture and nutrition education.
Basil seed packets will be included in 200 random meals distributed on June 2. Check out the weekly activities below to grow your own basil and season your summer!
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Week 3: Word Search Activities
Level 1
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Level 2
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Level 3
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Watermelon Mint Salad
Ingedients
8 cups seedless watermelon (6 pound melon), cut into 1 inch chunks
1/4 cup fresh lime juice
Pinch of cayenne pepper, if desired
1/2 cup mint leaves, torn
Salt
Instructions
In a large bowl, toss the watermelon with the lime juice and cayenne. Fold in the mint leaves, season with salt and serve.
Cut melon should not be left at room temperature for longer than 2 hours. Be sure to refrigerate if planning to serve at a later time.
2024-2025 Breakfast & Lunch Menus
Interactive Online Menus - Please select your student's school from the top left hand dropdown then the breakfast or lunch button.
Please select a menu below to access a printable version.
2024-2025 School Year Breakfast & Lunch Meal Prices
Student Paid
Breakfast: $1.50
Lunch: $2.90
Student Reduced
Breakfast: $0.30
Lunch: $0.40
Adult
Breakfast: $2.50
Lunch: $4.60
2024-2025 Free/Reduced-Price Meal Information
Applications for Free/Reduced Meals for the upcoming school year will be available after July 1, 2024. Please check back at that time for an updated information.
If you have any questions about the free/reduced-price meal application, please contact Michelle Tindall at 812-738-2168 ext. 1019.
Useful Links
Wellness Policy 8510
Wellness Policy Evaluations
Evaluations conducted June 2023 on Wellness Policy 8510 (last updated Nov 2022)
Additional Questions
If you have any questions about food service, please contact Stephanie Zimmerman, Food Services Coordinator, at 812-738-4181 ext. 2227
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