Berlin school board members discuss policy, prices of meals

Berlin school board members (from left) are Deb Foss, secretary, Eamon Kelley, vice-chairman, Mark Evans, Amy Poirier and Tammy Fauteux, SAU 3 superintendent. In chairman Matthew Buteau's absence July 21, Kelley led the meeting. (LISA D. CONNELL PHOTO)

BERLIN — School lunch prices are changing for students and staff.

The increase is aimed at closing a deficit. For the last 10 years, the Berlin school district has not had a deficit, unlike other school districts across the state. Costs are increasing to buy and prepare food for breakfasts and lunches.

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