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A directory of every PPS meal calendar—lunch, breakfast, snack, and specialty programs.
2026–27 · Official PDFs come from PPS Nutrition Services. Open a school or program to read daily meals, or subscribe from the homepage to put them on your phone.
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Pick the school or program that matches your student to browse daily meals. Subscribe to an updating calendar from the homepage when you are ready.
- ACCESS Academy Lunch — Site-specific ACCESS Academy lunch. It does not follow the neighborhood K-5 / K-8 lunch calendar even though grade bands overlap. ACCESS Academy students (highly gifted, grades 1–8).
- Early Learners (Creston) Lunch — Creston-specific Early Learners lunch. Other Early Learners / Head Start classrooms use the general Early Learners feed. Early Learners preschool at the Creston site only.
- Early Learners Lunch — Preschool lunch for PPS Early Learners programs. Creston has its own menu—do not subscribe to this feed for the Creston site. Early Learners / Head Start preschool classrooms (non-Creston sites).
- MECP Lunch — MECP early-intervention lunch. This is not the neighborhood elementary lunch and is not a Head Start Early Learners menu. Multnomah Early Childhood Program (MECP) classrooms.
- Neighborhood House Lunch — Neighborhood House lunch only. PPS neighborhood school families should pick K-5 / K-8, high school, or the matching program feed instead. Children in Neighborhood House community meal programs.
- PPS Breakfast — District-wide breakfast—not lunch. Use this feed if you only need the morning entrée, fruit, and milk published on the PPS breakfast menu. Students at PPS schools that serve a morning meal before the bell.
- PPS High School Lunch — High school lunch entrees, pizza days, and vegetarian options. K-5 / K-8 families should use the elementary lunch feed instead. Students at PPS comprehensive high schools.
- PPS K-5 / K-8 Lunch — The default PPS lunch calendar for most elementary and K-8 families. It is not the high school lunch, ACCESS Academy, or a preschool program menu. Kindergarten through 8th grade at neighborhood K-5 and K-8 schools.
- Snack Menu — After-school snack items, not lunch or breakfast. Subscribe alongside a lunch feed if you also want midday meals on the same calendar. After-school programs that serve a PPS afternoon snack.
Which calendar should I pick?
Most neighborhood elementary and K-8 families want K-5 / K-8 lunch. High schoolers need the high school lunch feed. ACCESS Academy, Early Learners, MECP, and Neighborhood House publish their own lunch PDFs, so they have separate calendars. Breakfast and after-school snack are optional extras you can combine with lunch on the homepage.