District says nutrition services deficit shrinking; proposes transfer to stabilize program
Staff reported the district returned nutrition services in-house and projects to cut a historical deficit (as high as $400,000 annually) roughly in half within two years, with a planned transfer from the general fund to support short-term stability.
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Staff updated the committee on the district nutrition services program, which returned to in-house operations in FY26. The presenter said the program had previously trended deficits as large as $400,000 annually but is showing progress toward sustainability.
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