Board sets 2025–26 school lunch prices while district remains in CEP program
Summary
The board set breakfast and lunch prices for 2025–26 and discussed how the district's participation in the CEP program means only second meals will be charged; officials cited recent food-price inflation as a reason for modest increases.
The Jamesville-DeWitt Board approved breakfast and lunch pricing for the 2025–26 school year after a brief discussion about the district's continued participation in the CEP program.
A board member (speaker 2) explained the rationale: "Under the CEED program, we can only serve the 1st meal at no cost." The speaker added that modest increases help offset higher food prices and keep pricing aligned with funding sources. The motion was adopted by voice vote; the transcript records the action as approved but does not supply a roll-call tally.
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