Sentences with phrase «paid lunch»

Often, paid lunch prices to increase to cover the difference.

Other incentives include as all expenses paid lunches, company nights out, luxury high - street vouchers etc..

The vast majority of these students do wear name brand clothing while the students on paid lunches are wearing walmart brand... so go figure?

Please join ArtTable at a self - pay lunch at the Cafe following the tour.

If these 20 districts brought paid lunch prices up to $ 2.43 — which, when combined with the federal reimbursement, would generate as much revenue per meal as the federal reimbursement for a free meal — they would increase their revenues by more than $ 55 million this year alone.

The price of a meal from home is FAR more expensive than paying the FULL paid lunch price at schools.

In Winona Area Public Schools (MN), the PTA established a «Feed the Kids Fund» to support students who aren't able to pay their lunch fees.

The current basic cash reimbursement rates are: $ 2.24 for free lunches; $ 1.84 for reduced price lunches; and 21 cents for free paid lunches.

«I like this car,» one said unsolicited, as if one of those creepy Helpful Honda guys had paid him lunch money to say it.

A report from the North Carolina Dept. of Public Instruction shows that paid lunch prices in Haywood County in 2011 - 12 were $ 2 in elementary and $ 2.25 in middle and high school.

«Shaming Children So Parents Will Pay the Lunch Bill» (front page story by Bettina Elias Siegel, April 30, 2017)

I maybe can get a paid lunch out of them once every blue moon.

Corporate leadership changes from an unpaid lunch break, to a paid lunch break.

The Paid Lunch Equity requirements in HHFKA has mandated paid lunch prices be increased every year.

With just the whole grain change OR the paid lunch price increase, you may have seen a modesty change in participation.

Currently, many school districts charge less for the paid lunch than the government reimbursement.

«Now, the free and reduced priced lunches are subsidized fairly well, but the paid lunches are subsidized rather minimally.

The bottom line facts you need to know: under the new school food law passed last year, school districts must bring the price for a paid lunch (that is, a lunch purchased by a student who does not qualify for free or reduced price meals) into line with what the meal actually costs, eventually charging an average of $ 2.46 per lunch.

The federal government pays districts a set amount for each meal they serve — $ 2.68 for a free lunch, $ 2.28 for a reduced - price lunch, and 26 cents for a paid lunch.

The federal government provides reimbursement for free, reduced - price and paid lunches and breakfasts under the National School Lunch Program.

If you are taking on an internship, you may start on National Minimum Wage or you may initially be paid lunch and travel expenses.