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Lunch Orders & Payments

Order lunch:

Baxter Academy now has Meal Orders! This online meal ordering service provides a quick and easy way for parents and students to view menus and place orders for school meals online.

Order Meal

About Ordering:

Baxter Academy now has Meal Orders! This online meal-ordering service provides a quick and easy way for parents and students to view menus and place orders for school meals online.

With Meal Orders, you can:

  • Place school meal orders for your students anytime and from anywhere! Order meals in advance, 24/7 from a desktop or your smartphone. You can also give access to your students to order meals for themselves.

  • View student account balances, update ordering preferences, and enable ordering access for your student all through your linked MySchoolBucks account!

Signing up is easy:

  1. Go to MealOrders.com and log in using your MySchoolBucks account.

    • Learn how to setup a MySchoolBucks account here.

  2. Select your student, school, and serving date.

  3. Add meal items to your cart and check out!

Pay for lunch:

Parents can pay for lunches online via MySchoolBucks.

We also accept credit cards and checks at the Front Office. All checks should be made payable to 'Baxter Academy.' Please indicate your student's name and 'Lunch Program' in the notes field of your check. Cash is also accepted, but not preferred.

Email finance@baxter-academy.org with questions about payments.


Our Lunch Options:

These restaurants offer meal discounts with a Baxter ID card:

  • Portland Pie Company (10% off, anytime)

  • Wilson County BBQ (15% off, during school hours)

In order to participate in the meal plan, students MUST order lunch by 1 PM on the Friday before the week for which they are ordering.

For information about Open Campus, click here.


Free and Reduced Lunch

Baxter Academy does not participate in the federal lunch program. The school’s model breaks students out into the community for learning and for open-campus lunch. This model promotes independence in students while allowing the school to target its limited space for STEM learning labs. The school building itself does not have any kitchen facilities.

The school does cover the cost of meals for students with needs. This expense is borne by the school itself and is not reimbursed by the federal government. Students who qualify for free lunches will not be charged for lunch orders made through the school or snacks purchased from the Front Office. Students with reduced lunch will pay half price.