A Note from the MS/HS Cafeteria

Dear Parents and Students,

Please pay off negative lunch balances. All negative lunch balances were carried over to the 2019-2020 school year. Please contact Becky Terry @ 740-682-7595 for any questions you might have. Please fill out a Free and Reduced Form regardless of your income, this helps out our school district!!!  Just a reminder that 6th grade students need to fill out Free and Reduced forms because the Middle School is not all free for Lunch.

Breakfast is Free to all Students!!!
Lunch is $3 for Paid Students and $.40 for Reduced Students.

A change to Breakfast!!!!!!
Monday and Tuesdays - A breakfast cart will be in the hallway for students to grab and go. Students are required to grab a fruit, entrée, and milk and type in their student ID numbers. The Cafeteria will be open as well!!!
Wednesday and Fridays - Smoothies are provided along with muffins or some type of whole grain item.
Thursdays - Hot breakfast item offered in the Cafeteria.

Lunch
Student lunch is now $3 for Paid and $.40 for Reduced
Students may charge a lunch, however if there is a negative balance on your account you are unable to charge or purchase Ala Carte. Negative balances are required to be paid off before Ala Carte items can be purchased.
Students are required to take 3 of the 5 components on a tray, one being a fruit or vegetable.
Alternative entrees are offered Daily - Students can choose from the Menu Item or from PB&J, Nachos and Cheese, Grilled Cheese, Salad, or Pizza (certain days).

MS/HS Homerooms

Click here for homerooms for the 2019-2020 school year at Oak Hill Middle/High School.

A Note from the MS/HS Cafeteria

Oak Hill Middle/High School parents and students should read this important note from the cafeteria department.

2019 Prom Grand March

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