We know that children need a healthy breakfast and lunch in order to have energy for learning. Food services staff takes pride and joy in ensuring that all children receive a nutritious and tasty meal at school. Some of our schools will participate in the Community Eligibility Provision (CEP), which provides free meals to all students at that school.
No Application Needed
Check if your school is CEP qualified – CEP Schools List (PDF) 60 of our schools qualify for Community Eligibility Provision (CEP) and will provide free meals to all students.
Verify other programs, application not required for students who:
The following meal charge policy applies when funds are not available to pay for breakfast or lunch: For Grades K-8 - Meals will be charged to the student’s meal account. Parents/Guardians will be notified weekly of unpaid account balances. For High School– If funds are not available at meal time, an alternate option will be offered and charged to the student’s meal account. The High School Alternate option for both Breakfast and Lunch is cheese stick and fruit ($0.50).
Food Services will notify families of unpaid balances through email, phone calls and letters.
Online Meal Payments
Families can set up an account to make online payments to add funds to your student’s meal account at Food Services Online Payment (TitanK12.com). Please note: The previous online payment system MyPayments Plus is no longer being utilized. Any prior account balances remain and will appear on your student’s meal account in the new system Titan.
Get a refund by emailing Food Service or calling 520-225-4700
We have created a Together Every Kid Eats portal where members of the community can donate money to help feed children. These funds are used to provide students with seamless service and a reimbursable meal following USDA guidelines when students' meal accounts are empty. Food Services will work with families to bring the meal accounts to a positive balance without overt identification. For more information, see the Together Every Kid Eats webpage.
