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Sacred Heart School Lunch Program Lana Brown, Manager 532 East Main Street Ville Platte, Louisiana 70586 Phone/Fax: (337) 363-2318 Email: shvp@fns-dol.org
Food and Nutrition Service is a Federal Child Nutrition Program and must comply with federal regulations. Federal Regulations state that all meals are to be paid in advance. Everyone
MUST have money in Account at all times to receive meals. Payments are accepted online at
https://www.schoolpaymentsolutions.com. Contact Mrs. Brown for your child’s
Unique ID Number (this is not the POS number)
.
Food and Nutrition Services is a Federal Child Nutrition Program and must comply with Federal regulations.
Federal Regulations state that all meals are to be paid in advance. Sacred Heart cafeteria has a pre-pay, no refund policy.
The Diocese of Lafayette sets prices for meals on an annual basis. Free and reduced priced meal applications are available for all parents at registration. An application
MUST be completed each year should you choose to apply,
even if your child’s lunch was free or reduced the previous year. Should you have questions regarding free or reduced applications, please call Mrs. Lana Brown.
*Note: Free and reduced applications may be requested and completed any time during the school year.
*Everyone MUST have money in his/her account at all times. HIGH SCHOOL PERSONAL LUNCH OPTION Although Sacred Heart School provides hot meals every day, students in the high school department
are not required to participate in the school lunch program. The following policies will be in effect for those students who elect to
bring their lunch to school:
1) All lunches must be brought in some type of container/lunch box.
2) Containers/Lunch boxes must be of the size to fit in a school locker.
3) Lunches must be eaten
outside the cafeteria and only during the time
designated for lunch.
4) Students are not allowed to leave campus during lunch or have their lunch
brought to them at any point during the school day.
5) Students will not be allowed to add their name to the list once the teachers
conduct student lunch counts in the morning.
Students are not allowed to bring/finish their breakfast/breakfast drinks on campus prior to the start of the school day.
Elementary School Meal Prices: Students: $1.85 per day (lunch only)
School Staff: $3.35 per day
High School Meal Prices: Students: $2.00 per day (lunch only)
School Staff: $3.35 per day
Visitors $3.40
Extras: Money MUST be in Account to receive Extras (
High School Only)
Shakes – $1.00
Fries – $1.00
Entrée – $1.25
Water – $1.00
Juice (10 oz.) – $ .75
Billing Information:
Each student must deposit money in his/her account
Payments are accepted on line at www.schoolpaymentsolutions.com. Contact your Manager for your Child’s unique ID number (this is not, the POS number)
Free and Reduced Price Meals:
Free and Reduced priced meal applications are included with the first billing letter. An application
MUST be completed at the beginning of each school year or you may apply online at
www.applyforlunch.com should you choose to apply, even if your child had Free or Reduced lunches last year. Cost of Reduced lunch is $.40. Should you have any questions regarding Free or Reduced applications please call the Cafeteria Manager.
Note: Free and Reduced applications may be requested and completed any time during the school year.
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