Food and Nutrition Services
"The heart of the school beats in the kitchen, where education, nutrition, and customer service unite to enhance and inspire our future leaders — our children."
In order to simplify students picking up their meals, we encourage parents to set up a secure online account to manage student meals at www.mylunchmoney.com.
Note: mylunchmoney.com charges a $1.95 service fee for each payment transaction.
APS Food and Nutrition Services provides healthy school breakfasts, lunches, and snacks to students. We provide nutrition education and work with children who have special nutrition needs.
The food service program, as an extension of the educational programs of the schools, is operated under the federally-funded National School Lunch Act and Child Nutrition Act, and the National School Breakfast Act.

Some families may be eligible for assistance in paying for student meals.
Just by completing your meal eligibility program application, you and your school may be eligible for special programs and funding. Find out more >>
Fill out the application:
Check the status of your application (for online applications only):
- Application Status Lookup - for online applications
Our vision is a partnership among students, staff, school, family, and the community in offering access to and providing attractively presented nutritious meals at the lowest possible price.

The goal of the department is to maintain high standards and accountability, while consistently exceeding the expectations of our families.

Good nutrition is key to a healthful life. Studies show that students who are well nourished have increased attendance, better grades, and are able to concentrate and perform at higher standards.
Food and Nutrition Services News
APS students are taste testing foods
A new way for Albuquerque Public School students to have input on what appears on their lunch menu is happening through an innovative program. Some of the students at eight schools throughout the district will be voting on the new healthy items in taste tests in the classroom.
January 2, 2013
APS to Cover Costs of Reduced-Price Meals
7,000 additional students will receive meals at no cost this year.
August 10, 2012



