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Liberty School District board raises high school lunch price to $3.75

Liberty School District Board of Directors · July 1, 2026
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Summary

At its June 23 meeting the Liberty School District Board voted unanimously to raise high school lunch prices to $3.75. The board approved the increase after a brief discussion; the motion was made by Jeremy Engle and seconded by Chad Denny.

The Liberty School District Board of Directors voted unanimously at its June 23 meeting to raise high school lunch prices to $3.75. The motion to increase the price was made by Jeremy Engle and seconded by Chad Denny and was recorded as passing unanimously.

Board members discussed the change as part of routine budget and operational planning; no public comment was recorded. The minutes state only that the board "passed unanimously" on the motion to set the new high school lunch price to $3.75. The minutes do not specify an effective date for the new price or whether reduced-price eligibility will change.