Food Service

Check Lunch Balances Regularly


Many Oak Hill students currently have negative lunch balances. Please be sure to regularly check their account balances on Skyward and pay any outstanding balances as soon as possible. 

If a student has a negative balance, they can only charge one (1) breakfast and/or one (1) lunch per day; no other purchases are allowed until the balance is paid. Once a balance is below -$5.00, the parent/guardian is sent an email notification from the Food Service Director. Please respond to those emails by making a cash, check, or online payment as soon as possible.

If needed, applications for free and reduced lunch can be submitted at any time throughout the school year. If your financial situation changes, you can submit a new application at any time as well. The application can be found on Skyward. For more information, please view this document: How to Complete Free and Reduced Lunch Application. 

If you have any questions about your child's lunch balance, contact Dana South, Food Service Director, at [email protected]. 
Dana South 

Dana South, Food Service Director

Email Dana South
(765) 395-3341, ext. 6018

 

Elementary Meal Prices:
Breakfast - $1.65,
Reduced - $0.30
2nd meal - $2.00

Lunch - $2.45
Reduced - $0.40
2nd meal - $3.05		  JH / HS Meal Prices
Breakfast - $1.65
Reduced - $0.30
2nd meal - $2.00

Lunch - $2.70,
Reduced - $0.40
2nd meal - $3.30


How to Complete Free & Reduced Lunch Application
How to Create an E-Funds Account for Lunch Payment
 Make a Lunch Account Payment
 Instructions for the Food Assistance Map

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