Author: Kathy Eaton

AUGUST 2015
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Welcome back to all students and families! On behalf of Scott County Food Service, we would like to welcome you back to school meals.
Free and reduced applications are available on line and at all Scott County Schools. Our school policy remains the same with a ten meal charge limit. You may log on to ezschoolpay.com to review your child’s account balances.
Just a reminder—students must take at least 1/2 cup fruit at breakfast and lunch along with two other food items at breakfast two other food components at lunch
Breakfast Price: Paid Lunch Price: Reduced Price Breakfast: .30
Elementary: $1.85 $2.65 Reduced Price Lunch: .40
Middle School: $1.90 $2.75
High School: $2.05 $2.90
Adult: $2.25 $3.60 Extra Milk: .40
We are looking forward to a GREAT school year!

SCOTT County SCHOOL FOOD SERVICE

KATHY EATON—FOOD SERVICE DIRECTOR
620-872-7605 • Keaton@usd466.com

Did you know?
Today, the National School Lunch Program provides meals to more than 30 million students nationwide.
* Eating a healthy breakfast is associated with improved cognitive function (especially memory), reduced absenteeism, and improved mood.

Fun Facts

Nutrition facts

Kiwis Beat Oranges in Vitamin C
Ounce for ounce, kiwis pack the biggest nutritional punch of any fruit in your produce aisle. They have twice the vitamin C of an orange, and they’re another high-potassium, low-salt alternative to bananas. They’re packed with other vitamins, minerals, and heart-healthy nutrients, too.

Your children are learning eating habits that will last a lifetime.
Kids who take part in regular family meals are also:
more likely to eat fruits, vegetables, and grains
less likely to snack on unhealthy foods
less likely to smoke, use marijuana, or drink alcohol
The USDA is an equal-opportunity provider and employer

Healthy MealS are important at home

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