Board approves slight increase in school meal prices for 2026–27
July 20, 2026 | Twin Valley SD, School Districts, Pennsylvania
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The board approved a modest increase to school meal pricing for the 2026–27 school year after administration presented the recommended rates and explained continuing subsidy needs in the district's lunch program. One trustee remarked on the scale of subsidies, saying it is "amazing how much we subsidized" for meals and asked staff to provide a clearer subsidy breakdown.
Staff said free breakfasts remain subsidized through Department of Agriculture programs and offered to provide a fuller funding breakdown to the board. The motion to change pricing passed by roll call.
Staff said free breakfasts remain subsidized through Department of Agriculture programs and offered to provide a fuller funding breakdown to the board. The motion to change pricing passed by roll call.
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