| Pre-Academy Lunch & Snack Menu |
All lunches are now to be prepaid. If a student forgets his/her lunch or lunch money, that student will be allowed to charge up to 3 lunches with the approval of the school administration. All lunch transactions must be done directly through the Academy Office. Teachers will not be responsible for handling monies for students. A letter stating this policy was mailed out to all Academy parents. If you would like a copy of this letter, click on the link to the right. Any questions should be directed to Debbie Becker, Cafeteria Operations at 505-350-6425. |
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| New Lunch Policy |
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New Lunch Policy Letter |
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| Betty Holley, Cafeteria Manager |
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Betty Holley, Cafeteria Manager
Betty came to Evangel in the fall of 2001. She has transformed our cafeteria into a warm, friendly setting with good home-fashioned cooking. Everyone wants a taste of her wonderful chicken salad and delicious burritos. She has two grown sons. One who works next door in the television station and another who is the proud daddy of her two granddaughters.
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| Vino Vedamanikam, Assistant Cafeteria Manager |
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Vino Vedamanikam, Assistant Cafeteria Manager
Vino joined our Evangel family in the fall of 2006. She has been a wonderful help to Betty and the rest of our team. Her great sense of humor and team spirit makes her a great asset for our school. She has been married to Chandran since 1989 and they have two children, Josh and Jessica, who both attend Evangel Christian Academy.
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We are proud to be part of the New Mexico Federal Food Program. What is the Food Program? It is a federally funded program managed by the New Mexico Children, Youth and Families Department, Family Nutrition Bureau. This program is geared to teach children good nutrition habits for life. When a child learns good eating habits they will follow these good habits into adulthood.
Some other benefits of the program:
1. Provides nutritious lunches and the opportunity to practice skills learned in the classroom or as we like to call it, "Family Style Dining". Children sit together around tables and serve themselves and pass food and drink to their neighbors while learning proper table manners.
2. This program also offers healthy afterschool snacks. A variety of items are offered in the morning and in the afternoon to provide a well-rounded balanced diet.
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