Orcutt Union School District is a Provision 2 food provider for the 2024-2025 school year.
This means students may receive daily one breakfast and one lunch free at no cost to the student.
Additional meals may be purchased with their students’ meal account and must have funds in their account.
Meal Applications
Since the District is now serving meals as a Provision 2 provider, families do not need to fill out the “Meal Application”. However, the District is asking families to fill out the Educational Benefits Eligibility Form in order for the district to receive additional funding for student programs.
Online version of the form:
Drop off a paper copy of the Educational Benefits Eligibility Form at the District office located at 500 Dyer St.
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Additional Meal Prices
Students may purchase additional meals using their student meal account provided enough funds are loaded into their account.
Student Breakfast | $3.50 |
Student Lunch | $5.25 |
Adult Breakfast | $4.00 |
Adult Lunch | $5.25 |
Water | $0.75 |
Meal Deposits
Account deposits for additional meals can be made in the following ways:
Write a check made out to Orcutt Union School District
Mail to OUSD, ATTN: Child Nutrition Dept, 500 Dyer St, Orcutt CA 93455
Bring to the Child Nutrition Office, behind the Technology Department.
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