Top 10 reasons YOU should grab your FREE school lunch!

IT’S FREE!
Meals are for ALL children 18 years old or younger, including those NOT eligible for free/reduced meals.
The FREE meal program has been extended to June 30, 2022.
It saves YOU both time prepping lunches and money.
HELPS to keep food suppliers and workers employed.
Meal includes: Lunch option, fruit, vegetable and milk.
In our crazy 2021 year, don’t you want your child to have some sort of comfort eating familiar food from school?
It’s a nutritious well balanced meal.
Don’t you deserve a break from making lunch!
Oh, again in case I forgot to mention. IT’S FREE!!!

It’s very simple.

Menus and Free & Reduced Lunch Info

MyPaymentsPlus

The Katonah-Lewisboro School district utilizes a website and app called MyPaymentsPlus to allow parents to:

In order to manage your child's information after having created an account, you will need your child's ID number. Sign on to Campus Parent, at https://klschools.infinitecampus.org/campus/portal/parents/katonah.jspOpens in a new browser tab

Select More>Backpack
Select your student
Select the 2021-22 folder
Click on “2021-22 Student Credentials - Abbreviation of your Child's Elementary School” to obtain your child’s student ID

Note: Parents may set up an account in MyPaymentsPlus to view their student’s purchase history. There is no charge to utilize this feature.

Payments may be made by check AT NO CHARGE to the child(s) Meal or General account at the child's school cafeteria.

Please note that one check must be written per school.

If payment is made to the school cafeteria, the check should be made payable to:

The Katonah-Lewisboro School District Lunch Fund

Include the child's name on the check
Include the child's account number
Please specify the deposit amount(s) into the Meal account or the General account.

If you have any further questions, please email the Aramark Food Services Director, Andy Waild or call (914) 763-7308.

Please remember that there is a 4.75% fee per electronic transaction.
Payments by check to each child's school do not incur fees.

Food & Wellness Meeting

Please join us for our Food & Wellness Meetings Wednesdays at 10 AM on Zoom.

Parents, students & staff members are welcome.

Zoom link

November 24, 2021	March 23, 2022
December 22, 2021	April 27, 2022
January 26, 2022	May 25, 2022
February 23, 2022	June 15, 2022

Questions?

Andy Waild, Food Service Director

awaild@klschools.org

914 763-7308

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