(KLZA)-- The Falls City School Board this week approved the 2017-18 school year lunch and breakfast prices.
The cost for meals for students in Kindergarten through 12 will increase a nickel for the new school year.
Superintendent Tim Heckenlively explained to meet the USDA equity requirement for reimbursement, the district must meet the minimum price for meals.
The Board also voted to increase the admission price to Middle School games from $3 to $4. Admission prices for High School contests wil remain $5 with the Family Pass remaining the same at $170, the adult pass will be $65 and the student pass $40. People 65 and older are admitted free.
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