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| Breakfast Rates | Lunch Rates | Holiday Lunch |
| K - 3 students - $1.50 | K - 3 Students $2.00 | Adult Visitor $4.00 |
| Employees $2.00 | Employees $3.00 | Child Visitor $3.00 |
| Adult Visitor $2.00 | Adult Visitor $3.75 |
General Store:
The CES Cafeteria offers the services of a 'General Store' to students in grades K-3. The General Store is intended to offer snacks and beverages that may be purchased in addition to the students regular lunch. A student who purchases a 'hot tray' lunch from the cafeteria may purchase 2 items from the General Store. A student who brings his lunch from home may purchase 2 items from the General Store. Items from the General Store must be purchased prior to sitting down at each assigned homeroom table. Students will not be allowed to get up after they have already been seated. Kindergarten students may begin to purchase items from the General Store after the return from Winter Break. There is no 'charging' at the General Store. Items have a selling price between $0.25 and $1.00.
CES Cafe Rules & Consequences:
- Use a 'Quiet Voice' to talk to friends next to you.
- Leave your area clean. Take all trash with you and put it in designated trash cans.
- Remember to get everything you need before you sit down. (napkins, ketchup, fork, dressing)
- Make 'General Store' purchases before you sit down.
- Raise your hand if you need help or if you forgot something.
- PRACTICE GOOD MANNERS! Do not play with or throw food. Say "Please...Thank You...Excuse Me"
- Walk at all times. No horseplay.
- Do not get up without permission from a cafeteria worker. (bathroom, garbage, general store)
- Students will be assigned to silent lunch when group noise / behavior necessitates. **All school rules for behavior apply in the cafeteria, in addition to the above guidelines. Two reported infractions during a nine week period will result in after school detention.**
A student may charge meals (breakfast or lunch), not to exceed two breakfasts and two lunches, without prior approval of the principal. Individual schools may allow charges, not to exceed five breakfasts and five lunches, with written permission from the parent or guardian and approval from the principal. The parent must be contacted when a student is denied a charge and sustenance must be provided. To be in compliance with federal and state regulations, there must be a reconciliation of the charges and what is owed must be paid from funds other than those of the School Nutrition Program (cafeteria). Any losses arising from uncollectable accounts and other claims, and related cost, (bad checks, bad debts, etc) are unallowable. (reference: C.C. memo, 05-15-89 - TDOE) Cash or checks accepted. Also on-line payments may be made through myLunchMoney.com for a fee of $1.95 per transaction/per school. You may view your child's lunch history, including payments, through myLunchMoney.com free of charge.