Guide students as they sort their lunch items—volunteer weekly, monthly, or quarterly. 

Check out our updated training deck, complete a CORI in the main office, and sign up via our Google calendar. 

Questions? Contact Green Team members Gwen Blumberg (School Librarian), Nicole McDonaugh, (Kindergarten Teacher), or our parent and community volunteers: Emily Hasslet, Candace Pearson, or Lauren Wirth. 

We'd love to have you!

Over the past few years, we’ve had great success working with our local vendors to bring local New England products and produce into our school meals. We’re excited to continue that work this year and bring as many local products as we can to our students!

Baked Moroccan Chicken Thighs — featuring local chicken from Maine Family Farms - and Jollof Rice

And remember—every student can receive one free breakfast with milk and one free lunch with milk every school day! Our lunches are served using the Offer vs. Serve model. Students are offered all five meal components and must select at least 3 components, with at least one being a fruit or vegetable.  

Students who would like milk only or an additional milk with their meal will need to have money available on their meal account. Additional milk is $0.65 each.

Adults are also able to purchase lunch daily. In addition to our main entrees, we serve salads with local, hydroponically grown, Little Leaf lettuce. If you would like to purchase lunch, please email your Cafeteria Manager (Lincoln: Ashley Hurley - hurleya@lincnet.org or Hanscom: Alexis Suden - sudena@lincnet.org) by 9AM with your lunch order. Adult lunches cost $5.50 plus tax and include the entree, a milk and all of the choices on the Produce bar.

Menus are always subject to change and you will be notified if there are any entree changes. Menus can always be viewed HERE. This is the best place to view allergy information, see the full menu with all of the offerings and view the menu in other languages. 

September 23, 2026

Join us in-person from 6:30-8:30pm in the Wilson Middle School library to view the presentation of Helping Kids Navigate Friendships, Conflict, & Bullying with Dr. Lisa Damour. Bring a friend, neighbor, or colleague and connect in community!

Light refreshments will be served. Not able to attend live? Join us virtually instead! Learn more and register here.

Healthy relationships begin early and evolve as children grow. Every stage of childhood brings new friendship challenges and opportunities to build essential social and emotional skills. Dr. Damour will share practical, evidence-based strategies for helping young people build healthy relationships, navigate conflict, and respond to bullying with confidence.

Drawing on decades of clinical experience and the latest research on child and adolescent development, Dr. Damour's compassionate approach helps caregivers:

Spark Kindness is committed to providing events that are accessible to all community members. Please contact us with accommodation questions or requests at info@sparkkindness.org. Spark Kindness is an Autism Welcoming Organization.

Dr. Lisa Damour is the author of three New York Times best sellers: Untangled, Under Pressure, and The Emotional Lives of Teenagers. She co-hosts the Ask Lisa podcast, works in collaboration with UNICEF, and is recognized as a thought leader by the American Psychological Association. Dr. Damour is a regular contributor to The New York Times and CBS News and the creator of Untangling 10to20, a digital library of premium content to support teens and those who care for them. Learn more: drlisadamour.com

Monday, Oct. 26, 2026

7:00 pm to 8:30 pm

Kennedy Middle School (Auditorium)

165 Mill Street

Natick, MA 01760

Do mornings feel rushed? Is homework a daily challenge? Does your child need frequent reminders to get organized, manage time, start tasks, or follow through? Executive functioning skills—the skills that help us plan, organize, manage time, regulate emotions, and complete tasks—are essential for success at home, in school, and in everyday life.

Sarah Ward will share practical, easy-to-implement strategies to help children and teens strengthen these skills and develop greater independence and confidence. Participants will learn how to support young people in organizing materials, managing time, breaking tasks into manageable steps, creating effective routines, and taking greater ownership of their responsibilities.

This interactive program will provide caregivers with practical strategies they can begin using right away to help children and teens become more organized, independent, and prepared for the demands of school and life.

Spark Kindness is committed to providing events that are accessible to all community members. Please contact us with accommodation questions or requests at info@sparkkindness.org. Spark Kindness is an Autism Welcoming Organization. ASL interpretation is available upon request. Request must be made no later than 7 business days prior to event.

Sarah Ward, M.S., CCC/SLP has over 30 years of experience in the treatment of executive dysfunction. She is an internationally recognized expert on executive function and presents seminars on the practical strategies she has developed with her Co-Director, Kristen Jacobsen. Together, they created the 360 Thinking Executive Function Program, which received the Innovative Promising Practices Award from CHADD. Their latest work, The Time Tracker Program—a groundbreaking three-volume book series—has received high acclaim for its innovative approach to shifting students from adult-managed to self-regulated time management. Sarah has presented to over 2,200 public and private schools and organizations across the globe. In recognition of their international impact on executive function skills in education, Sarah and Kristen were named one of the Top 10 Professional Development Providers for 2023 by Education Technology Insights Magazine.

Our district’s website has a Family Resources page specific for families with lots of resources.