West Cape May Elementary provides free breakfast to all students! The school doors open at 8:20AM -  students are tardy after 8:30AM when our school day begins. 

Lunch costs $3.60. Please complete and return the Free & Reduced Meals application as soon as possible. Qualifying students will receive free meals at no cost. Applications are available online or we can send a paper copy home. Eligibility has been expanded through the NJ Expanded Income Eligibility Program (NJEIE). Just return the form to school—we’ll handle the rest. Contact us if you need assistance.

Our school cafeteria uses a computerized system to keep track of student meal purchases and deposits. Each student has an account. Funds can be placed on the account (online or cash/check) and meal purchases will be deducted when your child is provided a lunch from the cafeteria. More information can be found here! Spanish

The dedicated team in the Cafeteria, aka the Cool School Café,  is ready to provide meals for your children!  Please be assured all food handling safety precautions are followed.

Breakfast is available every school day. Breakfast is served in the classroom and is available for all students upon arrival. Ordering in advance is not required and breakfast meals are free to all students! Students may also keep nonperishable breakfast foods for snack time at school or after school!

Questions? – Call or email 609-884-8485, office@cmcboe.net

There are many useful documents found in the Documents Section of our website including the USDA Non-Discrimination Statement, (Spanish) our Wellness Policy & Wellness Policy Self Assessment, Monthly Menus, Links to Nutrition and Health Websites, Free and Reduced Meals Applications and much more. To get to the "Documents Page" use the "QUICKLINKS" at the bottom of this page and select "Docs & Forms" then look for Food Services-Cool School Cafe.  Please make a visit for more information!!

• The following links will provide contact information for the Emergency Food Bank location for our area

  • Community Food Bank Southern Branch

  • Cape May Community Food Closet, 609-600-7715

Check out this article about the benefits of school breakfast!
For a variety of great recipes try this website!
Fun website for families!

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