The school food service program is an essential part of the total educational program. Based on the premise that well nourished students are better prepared to receive the instruction of the school day, the Nutrition Services Department plays a vital role in each school's educational team.

The Thompson School District's Nutrition Services team is proud to announce we've been awarded the highest honor in school nutrition with the Gold Medal of Distinction for BF Kitchen Elementary School. Congratulations to Nutrition Services Director Tammie Rempe, MA, RD, and her entire team! Click to learn more...

National research studies have shown that students who are well nourished have a history of better attendance, are more attentive in class and have more energy to participate in school activities. At the Thompson School District, we believe that nutrition matters. Click here to learn how we are making a difference in student nutrition!

Thompson School District has teamed up with Colorado State University to research and study better ways to serve our kids in schools.We are dedicated to discovering new ways to improve our school nutrition operations and services for our students.

Click the image to the right to see some of the ways these research projects are helping us understand the preferences and eating behaviors of students in Thompson School District.

On Line Payment System

The Thompson School District is excited to announce participation in an online payment program for your child's meal account. Please visit  for more information or call 970-613-5117.

Free and Reduced Applications

Anyone needing financial assistance (even for a temporary period) may fill out a Free and Reduced Meal Application (Solicitud para comidas escolares gratis y a precio reducido). Applications are available in the school offices, or call 970-613-5117 to request one.

The Healthy, Hunger-Free Kids Act of 2010 represents a major step forward in our nation’s effort to provide all children with healthy food in schools. This legislation includes significant improvements that help provide children with more nutritious food options, & teach them to make healthy food choices, forming healthy habits that will last a lifetime.

On a related note, due to Larimer County Health Department regulations, no home-made treats or snacks can be shared or sold on campus. This is consistent with the district wellness goals, the 2010 Hungery-Free Kids Act and the Nutrition Department. Please contact your Nutriton Manager at your school for more information.