Murray County Schools Receive Golden Radish Award

For Farm To School Accomplishments  

Elementary School Prices        Middle & High School Prices

Breakfast Reduced- .30                     Breakfast Reduced- .30

Lunch Reduced- .40                       Lunch Reduced- .40

Breakfast Full Pay- .75                      Breakfast Full Pay- .75 

Lunch Full Pay- 1.90                      Lunch Full Pay- 2.20 

         *Prices are subject to change*

Manage your child's lunch account 24/7 by going to www.mypaymentsplus.com or downloading the app to your smartphone.

Only cash or checks payments are accepted in the cafeteria.

IMPORTANT NOTICE ON NON-SUFFICIENT CHECKS:
The Murray County School District is always looking for ways to be more efficient in our fiscal policies. While it may seem like a minor issue to some, receipt of non-sufficient fund (NSF) checks is a time consuming and costly issue. As with any business, the Murray County School District has an obligation to our clients, the community and taxpayers to be fiscally accountable. Processing NSF checks can take valuable time from the school district personnel. To manage this process, our district uses Envision Payment Solutions to protect the interest of all our school system community against the time consuming and costly recovery of non-sufficiently funded checks. Envision Payment Solutions utilizes federal and state laws allowing the electronic recovery process of NSF checks, which results in a high rate of recovery at no cost to the school district. The cost becomes the responsibility of those who wrote non-sufficiently funded checks with the electronic recovery of the face amount of the check and the electronic recovery of the state fee from the bad check writer's bank account. Utilizing the check recovery service is an effort by the school district to be fiscally accountable in a more efficient and cost effective manner.

Mission Statement:
The School Nutrition Program began in 1946 with the Richard B Russell School Lunch Act, named for Georgia's own senator who was a proponent of child nutrition. The goal of the program is to support the education of children by providing high quality, nutritious meals to all students in the school. The School Nutrition Program is governed by federal and state regulations, as well as policies that the local school board deems necessary. The school lunch assures that the child is receiving a nutritionally balanced meal. Students learn good nutrition habits that provide a basis for better health throughout their lives. School lunches contain a variety of foods and offer students exposure to new and exciting choices.

Building healthy children, ready to learn. 

This institution is an equal opportunity provider

Last updated August 16, 2017