Food Services
South Harrison Community School Corporation is eligible to distribute FREE summer meals to children 18 years of age and under. We will offer drive up weekly meal bags on Mondays from June 1 through July 27 from 10:30am-12:30pm at South Central Elementary School and Corydon Intermediate School.
Each meal bag will contain 5 breakfast meals and 5 lunch meals. Bags will be distributed on a first come, first serve basis. Only one bag per child per week is allowable. Meal bags may only be picked up at one site each week. Children receiving meals at the Boys and Girls Club are not eligible to receive meal bags.
The Summer Meals 2026 Survey should be completed prior to June 1, but can be completed at any time. South Harrison Community School Corporation students do not have to be present at pickup if the Summer Meals 2026 Survey is completed. The information collected in this survey will be used for planning purposes and to begin the verification process of children under 18 in households. Any child not enrolled in a South Harrison Community School MUST be present at pickup for verification.
Please complete the survey only if you are interested in picking up summer meals. Survey completion does not reserve meals.
The survey should only be completed once unless your household information changes.
Please contact Stephanie Zimmerman at ZimmermanS@shcsc.k12.in.us for questions, concers, or dietary modification requests.
TRAFFIC PATTERNS
Corydon Intermediate School
100 High School Road
Corydon, IN 47112
Door #1
From North of Corydon: Take Hwy 135 South, turn left on 337, turn left on Country Club Road, turn left into second parking lot entrance.
From Lanesville: Take IN-62 West, turn left on Hwy 135, turn left on 337, turn left on Country Club Road, turn left into second parking lot entrance.
South Central Elementary School
6595 E Hwy 11 SE
Elizabeth, IN 47117
Door #20
From Corydon: Take Hwy 135 South, turn left onto Hwy 11 SE, turn right into SCHS parking lot, follow the parking lot to SCE pickup door.
From Lanesville: Head West on Hwy 11 SE, turn left into SCHS parking lot, follow the parking lot to the SCE pickup door.
From Mauckport: Take Hwy 11 North, follow onto Hwy 11 SE, turn left into SCHS parking lot, follow the parking lot to the SCE pickup door.
Farm to Summer is a promotion, presented by the Indiana Grown for Schools Network and the Indiana Department of Education, to encourage summer programs to incorporate more agriculture education and local purchasing into their summer programs. This year, cucumbers will be the focus. As part of this initiative, South Harrison Community Schools ordered cucumber seeds to be included in the first 200 weekly pick up meal bags.
2025-2026 Breakfast & Lunch Menus
Interactive Online Menus - Please select your student's school from the top left hand dropdown then the breakfast or lunch button.
Please select a menu below to access a printable version.
2025-2026 School Year Breakfast & Lunch Meal Prices
Student Paid
Breakfast: $1.60
Lunch: $3.00
Student Reduced
Breakfast: $0.30
Lunch: $0.40
Adult
Breakfast: $2.50
Lunch: $4.60
2025-2026 Free/Reduced-Price Meal Information
Applications for Free/Reduced Meals for the 2025-2026 school year are available.
Complete your application online through EZmealapp.com
Free & Reduced Meal Application (English)
Free & Reduced Meal Application (Spanish)
Application Instructions (English)
Application Instructions (Spanish)
If you have any questions about the free/reduced-price meal application, please contact Michelle Tindall at 812-738-2168 ext. 1019.
Useful Links
Smart Snacks in Schools
Junior High & High School
Special Dietary Needs
South Harrison Community School Corporation adheres to specific United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) guidelines in providing special dietary accommodations for students. A "reasonable modification" is a change or alteration in practices or procedures to accommodate a disability the ensures that all students have equal opportunity to participate in or benefit from the program. In accordance with the criteria set forth in 7 CFR Part 15b, those students who are unable to eat the school meal as is due to a disability, medical need, and/or impairment are accommodated at no additional charge. Meal modification must be related to the disability or limitations cause by the disability. The USDA regulations for school nutrition programs does not require meal modifications for children whose special dietary needs do not constitute a disability, including those related to religious or moral convictions, general health concerns, and personal food preferences.
For severe food allergies and dietary modifications, please have your student's doctor complete and sign the Special Dietary Needs Form. Please turn this from into your student's school nurse.
Wellness Policy 8510
Wellness Policy Evaluations
Evaluations conducted June 2023 on Wellness Policy 8510 (last updated Nov 2022)
Additional Questions
If you have any questions about food service, please contact Stephanie Zimmerman, Food Services Coordinator, at 812-738-4181 ext. 2227
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