Food Services


Making positive eating choices just got a little easier.

Richland Parish Schools participates in an innovative school nutrition program intended to encourage students to enjoy wholesome, nutritious meals at school while eliminating paperwork for parents.

The program, known as Community Eligibility Provision (CEP), is funded by the U.S. Department of Agriculture as a means of ensuring students get the food they need to do their best at school. Recent studies reveal that when students are hungry, they are often distracted in the classroom, they are absent from school more often and score lower on standardized tests.

The program allows all Richland Parish School students to receive breakfast and lunch at school at no cost to the student or their household. Additionally, no school meal application is required.

This community-based program will only be as successful as the community that supports it. The greater the number of students that participate in the program by enjoying breakfast and lunch at school, the more successful the program will be for achieving the academic goals of the district, so please encourage your children to participate in school meal programs.

School Cafeteria Numbers

Delhi High SchoolAnthony Powell878-9425
Delhi Middle SchoolTyrone Powell878-3332
Holly Ridge Elementary SchoolJackie Tyree728-5597
Mangham Elementary SchoolJackie Williams248-2569
Mangham High SchoolMartha Hales248-2437
Rayville High SchoolJessica Smith728-3298
Rayville Elementary SchoolDonna Sorey728-4860
Start Elementary SchoolMartha Avants728-3500

Meal Prices

Faculty/Staff 
Breakfast$4.00
Lunch$6.00
Visiting Adults
Breakfast$4.80
Lunch$7.25

Extra Sales

milk.50entree1.00
juice 4 oz.50vegetable/fruit.75
juice 8 oz.75bread/cereal.75
water – small.50pop tarts1.00
water – large1.00muffins.75
yogurt- 4 oz.75ice cream1.00
chips.75

Richland Parish Wellness Plan
Child Nutrition Program Wellness Plan
CEP Media Release 2019-2020
Diet Prescription Form (word/pdf)

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