Services

We provide a number of different services for students, staff, and parents. Below is a list and detailed description of each of the services we offer.

Food Service

Breakfast and lunch are available in both district schools each full school day. Reduced priced meals cost each eligible student $.25 for breakfast and $.25 for lunch. The District participates in the National School Lunch and Breakfast Program and receives financial assistance for meals that meet specific requirements. For a meal to qualify for financial assistance, each student is required to take at least three components and a maximum of five for breakfast and lunch. Choices in the food groups are offered daily.  Students may also bring lunches from home.  Ala carte items are also available for purchase:  milk, fresh fruit, ice cream, cookies, and juice. Ala carte items receive no subsidy from the government and must be self supporting.

Menus are distributed to the schools each month and are available for students to bring home. Free and reduced price meals are available to students whose family income meets the established criteria set by the Federal Government. Applications for free lunches and breakfasts are available at any time during the school year at each school cafeteria, the web site or at the Food Service Office in the Campbell Building. Completed applications should be returned to the child's school cafeteria register or the Food Service Office at the Campbell Building. Applications are confidential and reviewed by the Food Service Department. After review, students are placed in the appropriate category.
For information, call Pam Drumm, 527-9832

Transportation

The district provides free transportation to any student who lives .5 miles or more away from the Elementary (Savona) building, or .7 miles or more away from the Jr./Sr. High (Campbell) building. These mileage limits also apply to spur routes. We want all of our bussed students to have a safe and enjoyable ride, so we ask that cooperation between authorities, drivers, parents, guardians, and students be applied 100% of the time that a student is being bussed. Because of this, regulations have been set up to provide as safe a transportation operation as possible. Safety is more important than convenience. We ask that parents and guardians discuss safety procedures and consequences with their children.