Online Meal Application - Click here for online meal application https://www.schoolcafe.com/BURNETCISD
Families must submit a new application for free and reduced-price meals each year in order to determine eligibility. Families only need to complete ONE application per family. Families may apply anytime during the year. Children do not become eligible for free or reduced-price meals until the meal application is processed and approved by the Food Service Department. Meal applications for free and reduced -price meals are available online at https://www.schoolcafe.com/BURNETCISD in all school offices and the Food Service Office.Meal Pricing
The Healthy, Hunger-Free Kids Act of 2010 addresses the Equity in School Lunch Pricing. This law requires school officials to evaluate school lunch pricing annually. School officials must set paid meal prices at a minimum level to ensure the government reimbursement for free and reduced-price meals is not subsidizing paid meals.
2020-2021 Lunch Prices
Elementary $2.35
Middle School $2.60 High School $2.85 Reduced-Price Lunch $ .40
Adult $3.70
USDA has a regulation regarding adult meal pricing, as well. School officials must set meal prices higher than the free reimbursement rate plus commodity rate per meal plus the supplemental payment rate.
All meals are priced as a unit, however, each item is available a la carte.
Lunch
A student must be offered at least all five food components and the weekly vegetable subgroups. The food items selected may be from any of the required components and must be served in at least the minimum daily portion. Students may select all five components or at least three components including a fruit or vegetable.
Breakfast
A student must be offered at least four food items and may decline only one food item. The food items selected may be from any of the required components and must be served in at least the minimum daily portion. A student must select a fruit or vegetable to be considered a reimbursable meal.