Elementary & Middle School Combo Meal
Must choose 3 of the 5 food components (food groups).  A fruit, juice or veggie must be taken.  May only choose 1 entrée.  Entrees count as two food components: grain & meat/meat alternative.  May choose up to 6 different items. 

Food Components
	Fruits		Veggies		Grains		Meat /Meal Alternatives		Dairy/Milk

High School Lunch Combo Meal 
Students may choose a combination of 3 to 5 different food items to make a Meal Deal. Students may choose only one entree, but are not required to take an entree.

High School Lunch Combo Meal Prices
High School Students: $2.65| Reduced Students: $0.40 | Adult and/or Visitor: $3.40
Premium Meals:

Charging Policy
Students are allowed to charge 6 full paid "combo meals" between breakfast or lunch; once a student has charged 6 "combo meals" lunches/breakfasts, he or she will be given an alternative meal. The alternative meal at breakfast is toast with juice; the alternative meal for lunch is a sunflower butter & jelly sandwich with milk. Charging is never allowed on a la carte items, such as chips, ice cream, Pizza Hut, Red Mango, Subway, etc.

A parent or guardian can add money to his or her child's account by sending a cash or check to the child's school. Money can also be added to a child's account at www.myschoolbucks.com.  **Online payments take 24 hours to appear on your child’s meal account.**

Food Service Department 1800 Highway 114, Justin, Texas 76247    817-215-0007

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