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Reimbursement Rates and Eligibility Guidelines

Income Guidelines for Free and Reduced Price Meals

School Year 2025 Income Guidelines

School Year 2025��Reimbursement Rates and Income Guidelines
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Federal Nutrition Programs Reimbursement Rates SY 2025
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��	Lunch	Lunch	��	Breakfast	Breakfast	��	Snack
��	Includes PBR*		��	��	��	��	��
PAID	$0.51	$0.53	��	$0.39	$0.39	��	$0.11
REDUCED	$4.12	$4.14	��	$2.07	$2.54	��	$0.60
FREE	$4.52	$4.54	��	$2.37	$2.84	��	$1.21

*For more information on PBR contact child.nutrition@maine.gov

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Chart of Accounts

For more information about Chart of Accounts and Department of Education, contact��Denise Towers.

Indirect Costs

fb88 currently does not have a delegation agreement in place with US Department of Education which allows school district to charge the National School Lunch Program or any other federal program indirect costs. Indirect costs��rates must be approved by the Department of Education and no such costs have been approved or a method in place to do so.��Therefore no food service program should be charged indirect costs.��If so that must be ended and the indirect costs charged to the program must be reversed.