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Freeman Public Schools board approves meal, fee and ticket prices for 2026-27

Freeman Public Schools Board of Education · June 8, 2026
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Summary

The Freeman Public Schools Board of Education unanimously approved meal prices, student fees, preschool pricing and annual ticket/pass prices for the 2026-27 school year, including a $2.60 breakfast and a $100 student fee covering activities and Chromebook access.

The Freeman Public Schools Board of Education unanimously approved a package of student costs for the 2026-27 school year at its June 8 meeting.

Board member AJ Wiese moved and Eldon Ideus seconded the motion to set meal prices for 2026-27; the board approved breakfast at $2.60, K–6 lunch at $3.60, 7–12 lunch at $3.90 and extra milk at $0.55. The motion passed on a 6–0 vote.

Board member Kyle Dorn moved and Myron Schoen seconded a separate motion to set the student fee at $100.00 for 2026-27, described in the motion as an $85 activity fee and a $15 Chromebook fee; that motion also passed 6–0.

The board additionally approved keeping preschool program pricing unchanged for 2026-27 (motion by Myron Schoen, second by Eldon Ideus) and set annual athletic/activity pass prices: Adult $90; 65+ $70; Student (non-participant) $85; family cap $180 (motion by Tiffany Buhr, second by AJ Wiese). Both motions passed unanimously.

Board members framed these votes as routine budget-setting steps for the next school year; no public comment on pricing was recorded in the transcript. The approved price and fee schedule will apply for fiscal year 2026–27 unless the board takes further action.