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Board approves 10¢ increase to high‑school lunch price, keeps free/reduced benefits intact

Liberty School District Board · July 29, 2026
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Summary

The board approved a 10¢ increase in the high-school lunch price to $3.85, a change officials said will not affect free and reduced-price eligibility.

The Liberty School District board voted to raise the price of high-school lunches by 10¢ to $3.85. Board members clarified the increase does not change eligibility for free or reduced meals.

"That does not affect our free and reduced," a board member confirmed after the motion. Chair moved to approve the increase and the motion passed without opposition.

Administrators said the change applies to paid high-school meals only; no changes to the district's free and reduced-price meal program were discussed. The board approved the increase as part of the action items after the budget hearing.