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Lunch payments On-Line

To read about paying for school lunches on-line click here.

Getting started is easy. Go to www.schoolpaymentsolutions.com and create an account.

Lunch menu

2010-11 FOOD PRICES

LUNCH
Elementary $2.25 Middle $2.50
High $2.75 Adult $3.25
BREAKFAST
Elementary $1.00 Middle $1.25
High $1.50 Adult $1.75
Students who qualify for reduced price lunches will still pay 40¢ per lunch at all levels.
Milk price remains 50¢ per carton.
If you would like to restrict your student’s choices (i.e., no candy) please contact our food services manager, Mrs. Patty Laur, at 303-347-7890.
Parents can deposit money into student lunch accounts at registration. (You will need a separate check if you choose to do this).

Breakfast

A breakfast program is available to all students beginning at 7:30 a.m. (On late start days, breakfast will be available as a "grab and go" option a starting at 9:45 a.m.) Students will enter through the southwest playground doors. Only students purchasing breakfast will be allowed inside at 7:30 a.m.

View breakfast menu here.

Parent Information

· Lunch price is $2.50. You may purchase any amount of lunch or ala-carte computer credit by sending a check to the kitchen made out to food services It is helpful if you put your child's student number on the check, or you may go online to: www.schoolpassport.com to pay by credit card, using your student's id number.

· You have the option of including a note with your check to specify what portion of the funds your child may use to purchase ala-carte items and what portion is specifically for lunch. A similar note can be used to allocate money to siblings who attend the same school.

· Charging is no longer allowed at the middle school level. The resources required to track and collect charges at this level became overwhelming. So, charging in middle schools has been discontinued.

· Students must have enough cash or money on account to cover their entire purchase. In the past, cashiers have "fronted" students dimes and quarters to make up any shortage. Cashiers have been instructed to discontinue this practice. Instead, they will request that the child make food selections that can be covered with the funds available.

· Try to purchase enough computer credits ahead so that your child does not find him/herself with no money available in the computer, no cash, and no lunch.

· Please take a minute in the next week or so to coach your student about options they have if they find themselves "lunchless." they can share lunch with, or borrow money from a friend. They can collect several quarters from a number of friends and purchase lunch or an ala-carte item. They make a lunch from food items collected from several friends.

· Remember, if your family needs free or reduced price meals, you need to complete a new form for the new school year. Get the form from the school office. If you qualify, your child will simply give their student number to the cashier each day as all students do. However, you must send cash or purchase computer credit if your student wants to purchase ala-carte items.

Expectations

Core classrooms will be assigned cleanup responsibilities in the cafeteria throughout the school year. Students assigned are expected to sweep the floor and wipe the tables at the end of the lunch period. Students will be permitted to get their coats before the entering the cafeteria on inclement weather. After exiting the cafeteria, the students will remain on the south side of the building until the bell rings for their next class period.