Lunch FAQs
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Q. Who should I make my checks out to?
A. Liberty Charter School (IMPORTANT)
Q. What are the prices for lunch?
A. $1.75 (1st-6th), $2.00 (7th-8th). Reduced lunches are .40
Q. What if I can't afford hot lunches?
A. You may qualify for reduced priced. Ask the office for a form (or print here). The food service director will respond within a few days.
Q. Will other kids know who is receives free or reduced lunches?
A. Only if your child tells them.
Q. How much money should I put on my child’s account?
A. As much as you want. Most feel more comfortable by paying a month at a time; then you won’t run the risk of running out.
Q. What if my child runs out of money?
A. We are more lenient with 1st and 2nd graders, but we really don’t allow charging. Absolutely no charging after 3rd grade.
Q. If my child needs a lunch, and there is not any money on his/her account, what happens?
A. We will give them a peanut butter sandwich, and milk at no charge.
Q. Can my child buy a milk or extra food?
A. Yes, as long as there is money on the account, or they bring cash. Milk is .35, extra Entrée is $1.25, extra French fries, and other sides are .75.
Q. How will we get payment to you?
A. During the school year, your child will hand in money to their teacher in the morning (cash or check). If it is for multiple siblings, please list them and how much they are to have on their accounts.
Q. How will I know when my child needs more money?
A. You can call Liberty (466-7952) any morning, and we will try to put a little “dollar sign” on their hand when they are running low.
Q. What if I accidentally bounce a check?
A. You will be responsible for bringing in cash to cover the insufficient check, and whatever the bank charges us. After that, we will only accept cash.
Q. What if my child doesn’t want the entrée being served that day?
A. They must accept it on their tray when they pass through the cashier. We don’t make them eat it, they just have to have it on their trays (regulations).
A. Only if your child tells them.
Q. How much money should I put on my child’s account?
A. As much as you want. Most feel more comfortable by paying a month at a time; then you won’t run the risk of running out.
Q. What if my child runs out of money?
A. We are more lenient with 1st and 2nd graders, but we really don’t allow charging. Absolutely no charging after 3rd grade.
Q. If my child needs a lunch, and there is not any money on his/her account, what happens?
A. We will give them a peanut butter sandwich, and milk at no charge.
Q. Can my child buy a milk or extra food?
A. Yes, as long as there is money on the account, or they bring cash. Milk is .35, extra Entrée is $1.25, extra French fries, and other sides are .75.
Q. How will we get payment to you?
A. During the school year, your child will hand in money to their teacher in the morning (cash or check). If it is for multiple siblings, please list them and how much they are to have on their accounts.
Q. How will I know when my child needs more money?
A. You can call Liberty (466-7952) any morning, and we will try to put a little “dollar sign” on their hand when they are running low.
Q. What if I accidentally bounce a check?
A. You will be responsible for bringing in cash to cover the insufficient check, and whatever the bank charges us. After that, we will only accept cash.
Q. What if my child doesn’t want the entrée being served that day?
A. They must accept it on their tray when they pass through the cashier. We don’t make them eat it, they just have to have it on their trays (regulations).
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Debby Hall, Food Service Director Liberty, Victory, Legacy Charter Tenaya Laursen, Food Service, Legacy Charter dhall@libertycharterschool.com 466-7952 |
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