Food Service

• Cash is not accepted for payment.
• Families may put funds on the account through MyKidsSpending. 
• Sales tax is included in the price.

Please send your billing question to lunch@seattleacademy.org.
 

Funds not used by the end of the year will automatically roll over to the next school year.  If graduating or withdrawing, funds can either be rolled to a sibling’s account or refunded via check.  The school will automatically sweep through graduating and withdrawn accounts in July of each year. 

Students receiving financial aid grants in excess of 75% of tuition will automatically receive financial assistance for food purchases.  Families with students receiving below 75% of tuition as financial assistance may request additional assistance through Community Chest.

Step 1: Set up your student's account through MyKidsSpending. One family can share the same account. Here is how you find your student's ID Number.
Step 2: Add funds to your student's account through the MyKidsSpending web site or the mobile app.
Step 3: Download the Touch of Sage app  or visit our Daily Lunch Menu web site to view weekly menus.
Step 4: Download the MyKidsSpending App to add funds throughout the year to your students account. Ask your student to download the app to their mobile device or iPad. 
Step 5: Make sure students bring their ID card with them if they are purchasing lunch. The card is scanned, and the amount subtracted from their account.

To add funds to student accounts and for students to purchase meals, download the MyKidsSpending App. The app can be used on an iPad or mobile device:

MyKidsSpending App - Google Play

MyKidsSpending App - Apple 

If you have any questions about MyKidsSpending, please reach out to lunch@seattleacademy.org. Sales tax is included in the price.

Our lunch pricing is dependent on what students choose. One should plan on spending $8.00 - $11.00 per day. Sales tax is included in the price.

• Students and families can view food content and potential allergens on our daily lunch menu.
• If a student has severe allergies, this information should also be on the student’s medical forms and shared with the student’s advisor and division level administration.

An open campus means that Upper School students have the option to leave campus during breaks and lunch. For many students, this means grabbing coffee, taking a short walk at break, or grabbing lunch from a neighboring restaurant.