Student Meals Sample Clauses

Student Meals. If applicable, the District shall be responsible in its entirety for all student meals provided during this SECR Program (July 5, 2023 through July 28, 2023). The Charter School shall reimburse the District for student meals per the amount agreed upon (see Attachment A) based on the actual number of students eligible for student meals and enrolled in the SECR Program.
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Student Meals. The SBBC shall provide access to meals, breakfast and lunch, for free and/or reduced cost for eligible students. Non-eligible students may purchase meals not in excess of the standard SBBC rate. The AGENCY shall transport meals from the SBBC identified public school to the AGENCY, at the time established by the SBBC. In lieu of 2.17 above, the AGENCY may provide meals, breakfast and lunch to students at no cost to the students.
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Student Meals. The Use fees as identified herein shall not include any fees or costs for student lunches. CVCC and the District agree that CVCC’s students shall be able to participate and obtain meals on the same basis as the District provides to its high school students. CVCC shall annually meet and confer to discuss both the cost and quality of such student meals. Following such meeting CVCC and the District shall agree on the cost of said meals for the school year and quality benchmarks.
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Student Meals. The AGENCY shall provide access to meals for students in the program.
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Student Meals. The parties agree that District may deliver meals to the Leased Premises for consumption by students in District’s Academy of Fine and Performing Arts. District shall be solely responsible for serving and providing meals to the students. The District shall coordinate with the Lessor and to designate a suitable space for the consumption of such meals. The District shall have sole responsibility for the clean-up of the lunch room area used by its students. District shall be responsible for properly disposing of all food products and other items used in the course of any meal and for basic cleaning the area where meals are consumed.
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Student Meals. If applicable, the District shall be responsible in its entirety for all student meals provided during this SCR Program (July 1, 2021 through July 29, 2021). The Charter School shall reimburse the District for student meals per the amount agreed upon (see Attachment A) based on the actual number of students eligible for student meals and enrolled in the SCR Program.
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Student Meals. SOUTH BROWARD shall provide access to meals for students in the program.
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