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School Nutrition

 

breakfastandlunch

 

Eric Wallin, School Nutrition Director 

Email: ericwallin@madisonk12.net
Phone: 828-649-9276, ext 10119

5738 US Highway 25/70
Marshall, NC 28753
Fax 828-649-9577

The mission of the Madison County Schools Nutrition Program is to provide our students with nutritious breakfast and lunch meals each day.  We understand that students need healthy, well-balanced meals in order to thrive and grow both physically and academically.

The Madison County Schools Nutrition Program provides food service for six schools, two day care centers, three Head Start classrooms, and two after school care centers.

Madison County Schools is pleased to announce that students will receive free breakfast and lunch for the 2026-2027 school year!

Online Payment Information

Parents, Guardians, and Staff members can register for new online accounts at: https://linqconnect.com/PTH2ZK

Once registered, Parents, Guardians, and Staff members can make online payments to lunch accounts, view menus, and access other information related the Nutrition Program.   Please access the Steps for Registering and Steps for Viewing Menus Guides below.

How to Register for LINQ Connect Online Pay

How To View Menus in LINQ Connect

schoolmenus

 

2026 Summer Feeding: Mars Hill Elementary School is an Open Site for Summer Meals.  These meals are free to students enrolled in the Madison County School System. Breakfast is served from 7:30am to 8:15am.  Lunch is served from 11am -12pm.   The Summer Feeding Program will be closed the week of June 29th - July 3rd for the Fourth of July Holiday.

Head Start Menus

 

 

 

 

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