Monday, Mar 9
Breakfast
Mini Chocolate Donuts Assorted Dried Fruit Assorted Juices Low Fat Milk
Lunch
Glazed Chicken Drumstick Lemon-Lime Pepper Green Beans Biscuit Pineapple chunks Low Fat Milk
Tuesday, Mar 10
Breakfast
School Made Apple Snickerdoodle Diced Pineapple Assorted Juices Low Fat Milk
Lunch
Breakfast for Lunch Scrambled Eggs & French Toast Stick w/ Syrup Tater Tots Fresh Orange Slices Low Fat Milk
Wednesday, Mar 11
Breakfast
Confetti Pancakes Fresh Orange Slices Assorted Juices Low Fat Milk
Lunch
Nacho Tacos *Fresh beef provided by NE Butcher Block* WG Tortilla Chips w/wo Seasoned Beef Cheese, Salsa and Sour Cream Corn Mixed Fruit Applesauce Low Fat Milk
Thursday, Mar 12
Breakfast
Breakfast Yogurt with Sprinkles or Chocolate Chips Mixed Fruit Applesauce Assorted Juices Low Fat Milk
Lunch
Chicken Franchise Served over Spaghetti Buttered Carrots Diced Peaches Low Fat Milk
Friday, Mar 13
Breakfast
Professional Development No School
Lunch
Professional Development No School
Lunch price includes: 5 components
- Milk
- Protein
- Grains
- Fruit
- Vegetable
Fresh Veggie Cups offered daily
Daily Alternatives - Elementary & Intermediate Schools:
Breakfast: Cereal (NF - nut free) or Rice Chex (Gluten Free)
Lunch: Yogurt Meal - 4 oz yogurt, cheese stick, grain, fruit, milk and vegetable; Grilled Cheese (nut free); Sun butter & jelly (nut free)
Daily Alternatives - Middle & High Schools:
Breakfast: Cereal (NF - nut free) or Rice Chex (Gluten Free)
Yogurt Parfait (nut free) with granola & fruit; Pizza (nut free), Chicken Nuggets (nut free), assorted sandwiches, assorted salads.
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