Breakfast/Lunch Menus
For the 2025-2026 school year, Gray Elementary will offer
K-8 GNG (Grab and Go) breakfast and K-8 Express Lunch.
MealViewer
MealViewer is an online menu service that keeps school communities up-to-date on their school’s daily breakfast and lunch menus. It also allows families to create a profile for their students that includes their allergens, notifying them when that allergen is on the menu. It even gives students an opportunity to provide feedback on school meals.
MealViewer is currently available for a majority of CPS schools, with the remaining schools being added over the course of the school year.
To view the menus for Gray School or to create a MealViewer profile, please click here or download the MealViewer app.
Creating a profile is not required to view the menus for your school.
This video can provide assistance in setting up your profile, and this video shows you how to navigate the MealViewer app.
Signing Up is easy!
1. Go to or download the Gray School site mobile app and register for a free account.
2. Create a profile for you and your students by first selecting their school.
3. Set up your student’s profile by selecting the appropriate allergens and let them favorite their most loved meals. Now you will receive notifications every time any of these are served.
2. Create a profile for you and your students by first selecting their school.
3. Set up your student’s profile by selecting the appropriate allergens and let them favorite their most loved meals. Now you will receive notifications every time any of these are served.
For guidance on using Mealviewer and the Mealviewer App, see the links below:
● Setting Up a User Profile
● Nutritional Calculator
● MV App Walkthrough (English)
● MV App Walkthrough (Spanish)
● Nutritional Calculator
● MV App Walkthrough (English)
● MV App Walkthrough (Spanish)
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There are changes coming to SNAP beginning December 1st, and the Office of Student Health & Wellness (OSHW) wants staff and families to be prepared. These changes are the result of a bill signed by the current presidential administration on July 4th, 2025. As of December 1st, 2025, everyone ages 18 to 64 MUST work or volunteer a minimum of 80 hours per month to qualify for SNAP benefits.
There are some exceptions to this rule.
Click here for a full list of who is exempt from these work requirements.
Additional support, including SNAP enrollment assistance, is available through the Healthy CPS Hotline at (773) 553-KIDS (5437) and cps.edu/snap.
For questions, please email OSHW at [email protected] or call the Healthy CPS Hotline at (773) 553-KIDS (5437).
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