Lunch Money Now!

Parents:

The Food Services Department of Center Point ISD is implementing an innovative new service for our students and parents. This exciting new service is called Lunch Money Now.

Lunch Money Now is a program that will permit parents to access their student’s cafeteria account via the Internet. This access will provide the parent with the ability to do several things including checking the student’s balance, viewing the students purchase history, and making deposits to the child’s lunch money account using a credit card. Parents are also able to subscribe for email warnings when their child's account dips below a specified threshold reminding the parent that their child's balance needs attention.

The credit card deposits are made using a secure transaction site and are typically available within 30 minutes of the transaction during the regular school day. You can make deposits to multiple accounts with the same credit card transaction.

The access to your student’s account is also secure requiring several items of student identification to view balances, view purchase history and make deposits via the Internet.

You may gain access to Lunch Money Now by clicking on the various links on this page or clicking here. 

Parents (or Guardians) may also access additional information about Lunch Money Now by following this link.

We are confident that you will find this an efficient and convenient service to you and your children. We are always looking for better ways to serve you.  If you have any questions please contact the Elementary or Secondary office @ 830-353-8100.  

                                                           Sincerely,

                                                           Mary Evans

                                                           Food Service Director/Center Point ISD

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