Food Allergy & Special Diet Information

  • "This (FAMP) is an amazing document, I am so impressed how complete and thorough it is.  [LTISD's] dedication to the health and well being of [its] food allergy students is clearly evident.  The parents should all feel greatly reassured by this document.  The training to include bus drivers goes above and beyond most districts I know of." Dr. Allen K. Lieberman, Austin Family Allergy and Asthma


    A severe food allergy is defined as a dangerous or life threatening reaction to a food-borne allergen introduced by inhalation, ingestion, or skin contact that requires immediate medical attention. Reasonable meal accommodations will be made for students who have the following:

    1. Medical disability that restricts his/her diet and
    2. The disability is supported by a medical statement signed by a medical authority.

    Non-medical disabilities or special dietary needs may be accommodated by the Food and Nutrition Services department as long as a reimbursable meal is served. 

    For gluten-free, dairy-free, egg-free, and soy-free menus, please contact the FANS Dietitian Marissa Albers, MPH, RD at albersm@ltisdschools.org.

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