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Summary: Lunch Account Balance
In the “Lunch Account Balance Delinquency” section of the policy it states, “ Elementary students are allowed to charge to a negative balance of $20.00 and secondary students to a negative balance of $30.00.” We believe that the negative lunch account balance between elementary and secondary school students should be the same negative lunch balance of $30.00 because the elementary students have a negative balance of $20.00, which only gives them a total of 6 lunches before they reach the limit, and the secondary school students get a total of 8 lunches with a negative lunch balance of $30.00. Making the change of equalling the elementary and secondary negative lunch balance to $30.00 would give the elementary students two extra lunches plus
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