Menu’s for the two buildings below:
Waterville Menu
Morristown Menu
Free and Reduced-Price Meals
Educational Benefits (Free & Reduced) Applications Households eligible for free and reduced-price benefits must complete a new application form, which can be downloaded from this site or received in the mail by contacting the Food Service Office. Please complete the form and return it as soon as possible.
- Your free or reduced eligibility begins from the date your application is approved.
- Families who use JMC Parent Access can complete their application online after signing in.
- If you need to have a form mailed to you, please contact Sara Meihak at smeihak@wem.k12.mn.us.
You can submit your application on the JMC website.
Log-in to your family account and click “Register for 2024-2025” from the main menu. Select “Application for Educational Benefits.” It should be the last option listed on the 2024-2025 Registration Dashboard. Follow the guided process by entering the information that applies to your household. If something doesn’t apply to you, simply click “next.” You are welcome to submit a paper application if you do not have access to JMC. For an application, call your child’s school office or use the link below.
- 2024-25 WEM Application for Educational Benefits (free and reduced meals) (includes instructions, frequently asked questions, and income guidelines)
Unpaid Meal Balances
Please be familiar with WEM’s unpaid meal balance policy.
Meal Prices
(Subject to change, updated September 2024)
| Breakfast | (served 8:00-8:20 a.m.) |
| Grades PreK-12 | Free |
| Adult | $2.40 |
| Lunch | |
| Grades PreK-12 | Free |
| Adult | $5.00 |
| 2nd Lunch available | $5.00 |
| This does not include the cost of extra juice, milk, or other added items. | |
A La Carte Menu and Prices
(Subject to change, updated September 2024) (For grades 9-12 and adults only)
| Chips | $1.00 |
| Cookie | $1.50 |
| Entrée of the Day | $2.25 |
| Extra Dressing | $0.50 |
| French Fries | $1.50 |
| Fruit | $1.00 |
| Fruit Snack | $1.25 |
| Gatorade | $2.00 |
| Hamburger | $2.25 |
| Ice Cream Sandwich | $2.00 |
| Naked Juice | $2.50 |
| Parfait | $1.75 |
| Pastry | $1.50 |
| Peanut Butter & Jelly | $1.50 |
| Pizza | $2.25 |
| Propel/Bubbl’r/Vita Ice | $2.00 |
| Snack Stick | $1.25 |
| String Cheese | $1.00 |
| Veggies/Dip | $1.50 |
| Water (plain 20 oz) | $1.25 |
| Yogurt | $1.25 |
Policies
The a la carte items are available only to students in grades 9-12. Everyone must have money in their accounts to purchase from this line. This includes both paid and free & reduced plans. This line is also set up to make a reimbursable meal. You have to take three of the five food groups.
Lunch money is handled by a computerized system. Each student should give his/her assigned number to the computer operator when they go through the lunch line. The lunch will be charged against the balance in each child’s family food service account.
Preferred payment is online via the JMC website or the JMC app with a checking account, debit, or credit card. You can also send a check with your student, who should bring it to the cafeteria in the morning or to the school office. Put it in an envelope with the student’s grade, name, and account number written on the front.
It is recommended that parents keep a positive lunch balance by depositing at least one week’s worth of lunch money in their child’s account. Parents can pay in advance for one month or greater. When a student’s food service account has a balance of $4 or less, a computer-generated e-mail will be automatically sent to the parent(s). When the account has a deficit balance, the student will be allowed to charge only one lunch or breakfast. Additional charges to a negative account will result in the students receiving a peanut butter or cheese sandwich for 80 cents. The student will be expected to bring lunch money the following day.
All students purchasing a second meal or an extra milk will have their account charged the regular price for that item, no matter if the student is on the full or free & reduced meal program. If your child is eligible for free lunch, you may deposit money into their account to cover a second meal or any milk purchases. Students bringing a cold lunch and wishing to purchase milk must have money in their account.
Snack/milk break money for elementary students (K-4) goes into the same family food service account. However, it requires the completion of a separate registration form.
WEM Schools has a closed noon hour for grades K-12. School Board Policy states that all students are expected to stay on the school property during the noon hour. If you have questions, please contact the Food Services Director. You may also contact Becky Fessel
