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District reports $51,889 cafeteria surplus for year; state will not continue free meals for reduced-price students
5864049 · September 16, 2025
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Cafeteria staff reported a $51,889 surplus for the year and reminded the committee that the state will not extend last year's policy of covering reduced-price meals; reduced-price students must pay starting this school year.
Cafeteria operations posted a $51,889 surplus for the 2024–25 year, though June showed a month loss of $7,232, cafeteria staff told the operations committee Monday. "For the month of June, we had $881.10. I do need to remind everybody that that, the state was paying for reduced price students to get their lunches for free last year, and breakfast. That is…
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