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Melissa Everhart, Manager
Nutrition, INC./LASD Central Office
1951 Washington Avenue
Lewisburg, PA 17837
570-522-3216
everhart_m@dragon.k12.pa.us
The Lewisburg Area School District utilizes a debit system for payment of school meals. The following outlines how the program works:
How does the SNAP (Student Nutrition Account Program) system work?
- Every student has an identification number.
- Every student has an account in the cafeteria that can be accessed by a PIN pad for High School and Middle School students. And a bar code laminated card for Linntown and Kelly Students.
- At meal time, the cashier rings in the transaction, then the student enters their ID number in the PIN pad or hands the cashier their card, which accesses their account. If there is money in the account, the purchases are deducted, eliminating the need for students to carry money to school with them every day.
How do I put money into my child's account?
- Students can bring a check (made out to the "Lewisburg Area School District Cafeteria Fund") or cash (checks are preferred to acoid large sums of cash being misplaced) to the cafeteria during lunch and give to the cashier, who will enter the amount into the student's account. At the elementary level money may be monthly, yearly. In many cases parents send money monthly.
- For cash transactions, a receipt can be given to show money has been entered into their account, if requested.
- Cashiers will let students know when their accounts are low.
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