Operational Statistics Student reimbursable breakfasts - 265 Student reimbursable lunches - 349 Full-paid adult lunches ($2.65 each) - 34 Reimbursable after school snacks - 525 Free employee lunches - 11 Catered meal sales - $665 A la carte sales - $444 "Second" non-reimbursable student lunches ($1.50 each) - 23 Total free lunch reimbursement rate (state and federal) - $2.45 USDA Foods Value Per Meal - $.185 Other Data Total labor cost - $843 COGS - ? Total expenditures (total labor and COGS) ?

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