The High School
Student Council OTSD (Operation
Teen Safe Driving)
committee invited the Christian County Sheriff and Coroner to talk to
our high school students about the importance of safe driving.
Remember: buckle
up, drive the speed limit, and do not text while driving.
Front row (left
to right): Coroner Amy Winans, Alex Schroeder, Miranda
Swope, Casey Smith, Audrey LeVault, Kira Wicks.
Back row: Morgan Stephens, Sheriff Bruce Kettelkamp, Jade
Womack
Lunch
Please
take note regarding your student’s meal account. We have been trying to
collect on student meal account outstanding balances. Our policy is
that a student may not charge more than $10.00 on his/her account. When
the balance limit is reached, the student is required to bring money
each day if they sign up for school lunch or breakfast. When the
students cannot bring money, a sack lunch should be sent. If money or a
sack lunch is not sent and the student signs up for lunch, they will be
served a peanut butter or cheese sandwich meal. This meal meets all the
required components of the National School Lunch Program guidelines.
This meal is also charged to the student’s account as well. We always
offer students a meal. No one is ever refused. Charge notes are
printed and sent home once each week on Wednesday; all notes should make
it home by Thursday at the latest. If you do not receive the meal
charge notification, please talk to your student. We would be more than
happy to discuss your balance and to schedule payments. Also, our
district participates in the National Free and Reduced Meal program. If
you feel you qualify, please call and ask that the form be sent home
with your students. We are here to help and realize that some
families may need assistance. This program is strictly confidential.
If you have any questions or concerns, please call
623-5603 ext. 252
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