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Food-service budget remains balanced as district reports serving over 202,000 meals

Boyne City Public Schools Board of Education · June 24, 2025
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Summary

CFO Irene Byrne said the food-service budget will be amended to balance and noted more than 202,000 meals were served between breakfast and lunch; the district plans to continue meal coverage for preschool through grade 12 if state policy allows.

The board reviewed the food-service budget, which the chief financial officer described as balanced after amendment and largely unchanged for next year. "Our food service budget, at this time, we're going to amend, a balanced budget," Irene Byrne said.

Byrne said the district served more than 202,000 meals this year between breakfast and lunch and expects to continue offering breakfast and lunch to preschoolers through grade 12 if state policy supporting universal free meals proceeds. Board members clarified that meals for the three-year-old program were covered from another account this year and that enhancement funds are planned to help continue coverage next year.