Some NJ Students with Unpaid Lunch Debt will be unable to receive Report Cards and more
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September 18, 2023Some NJ Students with Unpaid Lunch Debt will be unable to receive Report Cards and more
UPDATE: 9/20/23 - Officials suspend unpaid
lunch debt policy in NJ
Schools in Gloucester County crack down
on unpaid lunch debt from students
The Board of Education in Deptford Township, New Jersey recently instituted the outstanding food service charges policy.
Students in all grades who have more than $50 in unpaid lunch debt will not be allowed to go on field trips, attend dances, or receive report cards, officials say.
Parents can pay off their debt by check or by using the schools' new online payment system.
Credit Video/Story: Some Schools in Gloucester County are cracking down on unpaid lunch debt.
