“School Payments Made Easy”
“From the classroom to the cafeteria, pay online anytime”
“Browse your school's store”
“Purchase school items & fees”
“Pay invoices on the go”
“See what they're grabbing in the cafeteria”
“Add lunch money from anywhere”
“Get notified when balances are low”
“The debit card for kids, managed by parents”
“Keep track of all your kid's spending, in and out of school”
A closer look at the screenshots
Several children's balances appear beside a tap cue.
A student with a backpack illustrates the school setting.
A price callout extends from the school-store grid.
Labelled fee cards list several school purchases.
A student portrait accompanies the mobile-payment message.
A child's profile sits above itemised cafeteria purchases.
A young student photograph maintains the family focus.
A low-balance notification overlays a family photograph.
A branded card appears in a teen's hand.
A dashboard separates spending, saving and transactions.
About this app
MySchoolBucks makes school meal payments easy for busy parents on-the-go! Quickly and securely add money to your student’s school meal account using your credit card, debit card or electronic check. You can also view recent cafeteria purchases and check current meal account balances for each student. MySchoolBucks is backed by Heartland Payment Systems, one of the largest and most trusted payment processors in the United States.
Headlines in this set
10 screenshots · 10 with a headline
“School Payments Made Easy”
School payments defines the task, while made easy is subjective.
“From the classroom to the cafeteria, pay online anytime”
Classroom to cafeteria expands payment scope beyond lunch accounts.
“Browse your school's store”
Your school's store identifies the catalogue as institution-specific.
“Purchase school items & fees”
Items and fees distinguishes goods from charges for activities or services.
“Pay invoices on the go”
On the go gives invoice payment a mobile use case.
“See what they're grabbing in the cafeteria”
What they're grabbing uses conversational language for purchase visibility.
“Add lunch money from anywhere”
Lunch money makes account funding concrete, while anywhere is broad access language.
“Get notified when balances are low”
When balances are low clearly states the alert condition.
“The debit card for kids, managed by parents”
Managed by parents states the control relationship for a child's card.
“Keep track of all your kid's spending, in and out of school”
In and out of school broadens the tracking scope beyond school payments.
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