Early Education Station provides breakfast, lunch and snack to all children at no additional cost.  Infant formula, baby food, and baby cereal are also provided by the school for the younger children..

Betty Duncan has six years of cooking experience for preschool children.  She has had annual training on nutrition, health and safety, and food service.  We often hear the children say, “Miss Betty, you are a good cooker.”

Our menu has been carefully planned by a nutritionist and cooking personnel to provide food which children love, and at the same time gives them a well balanced, diverse meal. 

Early Education Station participates in the USDA Food Program.  The school follows strict guidelines set by this program and does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, gender, age or disability.

Children eat family style while at school.  Older children are very proud when they dip their own food and pour their own drink.

Children clear their place setting and scrape their own plate in order to learn self help skills and increase their self esteem.