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Perryton ISD food service reports per-meal shortfall; 10-cent increase would close gap
Summary
Food service director Miss Walker told the board the summer feeding program has a roughly $0.67 per-meal shortfall and presented a pricing analysis showing a 10-cent increase would meet minimum requirements. The board flagged the item for action.
Miss Walker, the district's food service director, told the board the summer feeding program has four days remaining and that the department faces a per-meal shortfall of about $0.67. She presented a price-analysis worksheet and said that "if we go up 10 cents, we meet the minimum." The worksheet also indicated the district remained behind by roughly $0.77 on one measure but $0.67 on the operational shortfall.
Board members labeled the pricing matter as an action item for future consideration; Miss Walker said the 10-cent adjustment would eliminate the shortfall shown in the district's pricing tool. The board did not take an open-session vote on price changes during the meeting.
The report did not include an implementation date or the precise number of meals affected; staff indicated continued monitoring and planned follow-up to present a formal action item to the board.
