This was an issue I worked on for years. The loss is not really a loss, it is mainly due to students using other students lunch codes - and the parents not wanting to pay for lunches their students never ate. The lunch system that tracks the student / lunch charges did not interface at all with CCS student systems, and the MIS department and the Food Service department did not play well together - this mainly being the fault of the ever ready to fail management in CCS-MIS. Sysco dropped their school lunch contract with CCS a couple of years ago when they had to eat a $500,000 loss. Doesn't look like things have improved.
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