Faith Academy Lunch Options

Subway Meal Program

Subway of North Marble Falls is extremely excited to offer Faith Academy a meal program that is healthy for the students and faculty, economical and manageable for the parents, simple to implement, and beneficial for the school. Our program is flexible enough to meet the students’ desires while still providing parents some control over what the students eat for lunch.

Our sandwiches will be made on freshly baked bread. The students will have their choice of vegetables, chips, salads, and drink. The sandwiches will be made to order. We are also offering a Meal Deal which includes a 6″ or foot-long sandwich, chips, and a bottle drink. We also offer Kids’ Paks for elementary or younger kids. We do not charge for delivering these meals.

To provide the parents control over how much a student spends, all purchases will be made with the Subway Cash Card. The parents can purchase the Cash Card at the North Marble Falls Subway. Parents can add funds periodically to cover the amount students are spending for lunch by visiting the restaurant or depositing funds into the onsite dropbox. All of this can be done without the insecurity of having your credit card number maintained at the store.

It is the responsibility of the parent or guardian to ensure the Subway Cash Card has sufficient funds for the lunches being ordered.

My Hot LunchBox

Our lunch schedule for the upcoming semester will feature the following options:

How Ordering Works

Parents will manage and place all lunch orders directly through the My Hot Lunchbox platform.

Convenient Ordering: You can add, edit, or cancel lunch orders through the online platform or mobile app.

Order Deadline: All orders must be placed or modified by 12:00 PM (noon) the day before delivery.

Get Started: Scan the QR code on the attached flyer or visit My Hot Lunchbox to create your free customer account.

Why This Option Is Currently for Grades 3–12

At this time, the My Hot Lunchbox program is being offered to students in grades 3–12. For our younger elementary students, the combination of their earlier lunch schedule and the limited availability of appropriately sized smaller meal options makes it difficult to offer the program in a way that is practical and age-appropriate.