Cloverleaf Local Schools

Exciting news! Beginning with the 2024-25 school year, all Cloverleaf students receive FREE school breakfasts and lunches every day, regardless of need. Each meal is a complete meal. Students may purchase a la carte items in cafeterias, in the high school coffee shop, and in vending machines. Students may use cash, credit cards, debit cards, or school meal account funds to purchase extra items. However, a la carte foods cannot be charged to student accounts if there is not money in the account to pay for them.

We look forward to serving fresh, nutritious meals to more students than ever in the 2024-25 school year!

Cloverleaf is excited to offer families a powerful informational tool: My School Menus. Parents and students can find out what's being served for breakfast and lunch, plus see nutritional information, allergens and more. Stay informed with real-time updates when menus change.

The My School Menus app makes it easy to access all this information from your favorite mobile device.

Please click the links below for menus, as well as instructional videos on how to use My School Menus and how to download the mobile app:

Parents can use PaySchools to easily transfer funds from one child's meal account to another. For example, you may have a student who has graduated, but still has money in their account. Now you can move that money to a sibling's account with just a few clicks.

Step 1: Go to your PaySchools dashboard

Step 2: At the top right corner of the "Meal" box, click the icon with the dollar sign and arrows.

Step 3: Select the two students on your plan that you want to transfer funds between.

Step 4: Lastly, type in the amount you want to transfer and indicate which student is receiving the funds.

That's it! Questions? Please contact Director of Food and Nutrition Services Omnia Nasef at [email protected] or 330-302-0312. 

Even though all students now eat school breakfast and lunch for free at Cloverleaf, regardless of need, the free and reduced meal application is used to determine if families qualify for waived or reduced school fees. For that reason, we still ask parents to complete the free or reduced lunch application.

If your child qualifies for the school meals program, your family also may qualify for free health care coverage through the Healthy Start & Healthy Families program. Please click HERE for more.

For application assistance, please call 1-877-393-6628 

Contact Food and Nutrition Services Director Omnia Nasef at:

330-302-0312

Not to worry! There are a few options.

Students may request a new card free of charge.

Students may request a new card at a cost of $3 per card.

You may download and print an I.D. card from your PaySchools account. Just click "Digital I.D." in the menu on the right side of your PaySchools dashboard. Your student also can show the cashier a copy of their Digital I.D. card on their phone.

1. Students may purchase a la carte items in cafeterias, in the high school coffee shop, and in vending machines. Students may use cash, credit cards, debit cards, or school meal account funds to purchase extra items. However, a la carte foods cannot be charged to student accounts if there is not money in the account to pay for them.

2. Any restrictions or limits on snack purchases should be reported to Food and Nutrition Services Director Ominia Nasef at [email protected] or 330-302-0312.

3. Lactose-free milk is available upon request by parents or guardians. Please complete the form below and submit it to the food and nutrition services department.