Food Service Resources
- What's Cooking This School Year?
- What to Expect in the Cafeteria
- Paying for Meals
- Education & Nutrition Benefits Application (Free & Reduced)
What's Cooking This School Year?
Questions & Dietary Requests
If your child has a food allergy, please have their doctor fill out the Special Dietary Needs Form and send it back to the food service department: Email: foodservices@bloomfield.org or Phone: (248)341-5671.
Whether it’s tackling a tough test or just needing a mid-day reset, a great meal can change everything. Every tray we serve is built to support confidence, focus, and growth, because powering potential means more than just food. It’s about showing up for students, every day.
Cheers to a great school year.
Marianne Romsek
Food Service Director
Bloomfield Hills schools/Aramark
Your student's day deserves the right fuel, and we're here to deliver it - one meal at a time.
Our team is fired up and ready to serve not just food, but fuel for success. As your district’s dedicated nutrition partner, we’re proud to be part of your student’s journey—powering potential for a great day, every day. Here's what we are serving up for this school year!
October 2026 IA-Okma Lunch Menu - Page 1
October 2026 IA-Okma Lunch Menu - Page 2
Student Approved Healthy Meals
Each meal is designed with student feedback in mind, also exceeds USDA guidelines for whole grains, limited sodium, sugar, and fat, fueling student potential all day.
Flavor-Filled Fun
We're bringing excitement to mealtime all year long with global flavors, special event promotions, limited-time offerings, and taste tests that engage students.
Fresh Ingredients
We're committed to including fresh and local items whenever possible, supporting both student health and our community.
What to Expect in the Cafeteria
What to Expect in the Cafeteria
School days move fast, and we’re here to keep students fueled and focused every step of the way. As your school’s nutrition partner, we’re Powering Potential this year with meals that deliver real flavor, real balance, and real energy for busy minds. Each meal, designed with student feedback in mind, also exceeds USDA guidelines for whole grains, limited sodium, sugar and fat, fueling student potential all day.
Breakfast & Lunch Goals: Achieved
We understand that students want variety and flavor. That’s why our cafeteria menus are filled with student favorites with specials weekly and fresh fruit and veggie offerings that change regularly to keep things exciting. Whether it’s a fan favorite like Wing Wednesday or something new to try, there’s always something to satisfy every appetite.
You can view our current menus anytime on our food service website Bloomfield Hills Food Service. Families may qualify for free or reduced-price meals. Find out more or apply by filling out the Education Benefit Form and sending it back to foodservices@bloomfield.org.
Paying for Meals
Education & Nutrition Benefits Application (Free & Reduced)
Education & Nutrition Benefits Application (Free & Reduced)
Due to the budget recommendations proposed by Governor Whitmer, the District will again be providing both breakfast and lunch meals to all students without cost to families. However, we are still required to provide and maintain Education & Nutrition Benefits Application (Free & Reduced), as submitted. A la carte items will be available to purchase if there are funds in the student’s account.
Families are encouraged to continue to fill out the Free and Reduced Meal/Summer EBT/Educational Benefit Application online. (A new application is required at the beginning of each school year.) Your application ensures that will continue to receive state and federal funding for education. Without this information, Troy Schools could lose important state funding for our programs that our students are entitled to. All information submitted is strictly confidential.
In the meantime, we strongly encourage families who believe they may qualify for free or reduced-price meals to complete an Education Benefit Form during registration or as soon as possible. This helps ensure continued access to meals if statewide funding changes. If anyone in your household has received a letter of direct certification stating that they qualify for free or reduced price meals, there is no need to fill out the Education Benefit form.
If you have questions or concerns about the future of the Michigan School Meals program, please consider contacting your state representative. Bloomfield Hills Schools supports this program and we encourage your advocacy to ensure it remains a budget priority of the state. Thank you for your attention to this matter and for your continued support of our schools.