Lunch
Sharing a meal, laughing together, enjoying each others’ company — lunch is about so much more than just food. At Aspen Country Day School, a healthy, nutritious lunch fuels learning, all while the midday meal builds community.
A top-notch partner
Children in PreKindergarten through Eighth Grade have a midday meal from Sage Dining, a leading food service for many independent schools and colleges. Three-year-olds in Preschool, who do best with familiar food from home, bring their own lunch.
Fresh, wholesome food
The Sage team cooks real food from scratch. Everything starts with fresh, raw ingredients, mostly organic and often locally sourced. Sage chefs are skilled at handling allergies and food sensitivities. See what’s for lunch here.
Connecting at mealtime
Parent volunteers help serve lunch to create a happy and relaxing atmosphere. Mr. Wolman, left, frequently serves lunch, too. Lower School students eat with their teachers and classmates; Middle Schoolers sometimes have advisory lunch gatherings.
Lunch is included in tuition
Children can eat all they like, with plenty of healthy choices every day. Meals are included in tuition, so there is no additional charge for lunch or for the midmorning snack served to Sixth through Eighth Graders daily.