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Two York County School Division schools are piloting an online payment service that will give parents additional information about their child's school cafeteria account.

With the service, myLunchMoney.com, parents have the option of paying online (service charge of $1.95 for each payment) or continuing to pay by cash or check at the school. In each instance, parents may use the service to monitor balances and set up e-mail alerts when balances are low. Parents also can view what their children are purchasing each day. Is your child spending his lunch money quickly? Through myLunchMoney.com, parents can place restrictions on a la carte items to limit spending.

The myLunchMoney.com service is being piloted at Grafton Bethel Elementary and Yorktown Middle. After a successful pilot, additional schools may be able to access the service.

If you have questions about myLunchMoney.com, visit their online frequently asked questions section.

Students may pay for lunches on a daily or weekly (5-day and 4-day weeks only) basis. Lunch prices are posted in the cafeteria. Free or reduced price lunches are available (upon application and approval) to students whose family income falls within federally established guidelines. Only approved food and drink items will be sold to elementary school students. Neither the cafeteria nor the school can accept lunch charges. Students may not leave school grounds during lunch.

Applications for free and reduced-price meals are distributed to parents at the beginning of the school year. Applications also may be requested at any time from any school. Click here to view the nutrient analysis of food items.

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