Getting Started with My School Bucks
Go to www.MySchoolBucks.com or download the MySchoolBucks mobile app.
Click on “Sign Up for Free.”
Create a user profile with your email address, choose a password, and set up your security questions.
Add a student to your account using the student’s name and date of birth.
Each parent may set up an account to see a student’s balance, make payment, set up automatic payments, and get low balance notifications.
Adding Funds to Your Child’s Account
Log in to MySchoolBucks and click on the green "Make a Payment" button on your homepage.
On the next page you will be prompted to select a payment amount or you can add your own amount in the “Other” field.
If you haven't done so yet, you will need to add a credit card to your account.
Click continue to visit the review page and then click "Fund Now" to complete your purchase.
Low Balance Alerts
Receive an email when your child’s account is running low by logging into your MySchoolBucks.com account and clicking on your name/blue circle in the upper right-hand corner of your screen.
In the drop-down menu select “My Students.”
Once the page loads, click “Edit” next to your child’s name and enable low balance alerts.
Setting Up Scheduled Payments Through AutoPay
AutoPay allows you to set up automatic (recurring) payments based on a schedule of your choosing or a low balance threshold that you determine.
Choose “Set Up AutoPay” from the meal payments options page and choose your preferred settings.
Click “complete set up” to enable the settings.
Viewing Recent Purchases
Your child’s payment history can be found by hovering your mouse over “Meal Accounts” on the homepage, then clicking on “Recent Payments” in the drop-down menu that appears.
More help, including forgotten password assistance, is available from the MySchoolBucks.com website where you can view how-to videos and find answers to frequently asked questions.
You may also contact the Food Services Department at 419-877-1229 or email Megan Menchaca, Food Services Director at [email protected].