Food Services

Proper nutrition is the foundation for a child’s success in school. Studies have shown that when kids are hungry, their minds are unable to focus on learning. That’s why our school provides healthful, well-balanced lunches for our students. We know how important it is to eat well.

Funds may be added to your child’s meal account in any of the following ways:

• Pay with cash or check in the school front office.
• Send cash or check (made payable to Red Rock School) with your child to deliver to the front office.
• Make payments online through MySchoolBucks.
  To use MySchoolBucks, you will need to create an account (if you do not already have one) and add your child(ren) using their school ID number. If you need your child’s school ID number, please contact the school front office.

Please note that MySchoolBucks charges a convenience fee for credit and debit card payments. Effective July 31, 2026, this fee will increase to $3.75 per cafeteria payment transaction.

• Student breakfast: free for all students
• Student reduced lunch: .40 cents (free for the 26–27 school year)
• Student full price lunch: $2.75
• Non-student full price lunch: $4.75
• Extra milk: .50 cents for all students regardless of free/reduced eligibility

If you would like to apply for free or reduced lunch, please bring in a completed application to the office, and we’ll take it from there. If you have any questions about our lunch menu or our food service program, please contact us at 520-682-3331.

School Breakfast Program Quick Facts

• The School Breakfast Program offers students healthy and nutritious meals at school that follow strict nutrition requirements.
• School Breakfast Program meals must meet the current Dietary Guidelines for Americans and must provide at least ¼ of a child’s daily requirement for calories, protein, calcium, iron, vitamin(s) A and C.
• Generally, a school breakfast will contain milk, fruit or 100% fruit juice, and a main dish or item that includes grains and/or a protein source.
• Children who eat breakfast show an increased ability to learn, better academic performance, and may have a decreased risk of being overweight.
• Parents and children do not have to be a U.S. citizen to participate in school breakfast programs.
• Some schools offer breakfast free to all students (Universal Free Breakfast), regardless of their ability to pay. This method of offering free breakfast to all students, regardless of household income, has benefits such as reduced absenteeism and tardiness, fewer behavior problems, and increases in test scores.

We are very excited about offering breakfast to our students and are sure this will have a positive influence in their day-to-day activities and performance.