Wholesome options may include whole-grain cereal, fresh fruit, oatmeal, or yogurt with granola to start the day with steady energy.
Healthy, balanced meals and snacks are part of the MSSL experience—supporting growing bodies, active minds, and positive food habits throughout the school day.
Nutrition plays an important role in a child’s development. At MSSL, we provide fresh, balanced, child-friendly meals and snacks that give children the steady energy they need to learn, play, and grow.
Menus are planned to offer balanced choices with familiar favorites and opportunities to explore new tastes.
Wholesome options may include whole-grain cereal, fresh fruit, oatmeal, or yogurt with granola to start the day with steady energy.
Balanced hot meals may feature lean proteins, vegetables, whole grains, and child-approved favorites such as baked chicken, pasta primavera, and veggie rice bowls.
Light, nutritious choices such as fresh fruit, cheese, crackers, or vegetable sticks with hummus help children finish their day feeling satisfied.
Meals are another opportunity for children to practice independence, grace and courtesy, and appreciation for the people around them—all values that align naturally with Montessori learning.
Balanced choices are planned with growing children in mind.
Variety helps encourage curiosity and a willingness to taste new foods.
See the current menu for beverages served with each meal.
Families can speak with the campus about allergies and dietary restrictions.
The school day asks a lot of young children. Nourishing food helps them feel ready to engage, move, concentrate, and enjoy the experiences in front of them.
Check the current menu and confirm meal arrangements for your child’s classroom.
Discuss allergies, dietary needs and any food you should provide directly with your campus.
Tour MSSL to experience the welcoming classrooms, engaging programs, and thoughtful routines that support children from morning through afternoon.
Food routines are part of children's daily experience at MSSL. Families should use the current school menu and program information for exact meal offerings, ingredients and schedule details.
Meal and snack times provide predictable transitions within the school day.
Food routines should reflect each child's program, age and applicable health or allergy information.
Use MSSL's current menu resources for the most accurate meal and snack details.
Families should communicate dietary, allergy and medical needs directly with the school.
Contact the campus directly about current menus, program routines or your child's specific needs.