Monday, May 5
Breakfast
Mini Confetti Pancakes Choice of Fruit and Assorted Juices Milk
Lunch
Spicy Jalapeno Loaded Chicken Basket Chicken Nuggets w/ cheese & Jalapenos w/ Sweet Thai Chili Sauce Seasoned Fries School Made Cornbread Frozen Strawberry Slushy Milk
Tuesday, May 6
Breakfast
Cinnamon Twist Stick Choice of Fruit and Assorted Juices Milk
Lunch
Breakfast for Lunch French Toast Sticks with Syrup Jones Chicken Sausage Sun Cup Vegetable Juice Banana Milk
Wednesday, May 7
Breakfast
Egg Bites Bacon and Cheese or 3 Cheese Tater Tots Choice of Fruit and Assorted Juices Milk
Lunch
Meatball Grinder Coleslaw Chilled Peaches Milk
Thursday, May 8
Breakfast
Breakfast Sandwich Ham, Egg and Cheese on a WG Bagel Or Egg and Cheese on a WG Bagel Choice of Fruit and Assorted Juices Milk
Lunch
Butcher Block Taco Nachos Tortilla Chips w/ Seasoned Beef, Cheese, Lettuce, Tomatoes, Salsa & Sour Cream Corn Tuti Fruit Jell-O with Topping Milk
Friday, May 9
Breakfast
Mini Blueberry Waffles Choice of Fruit and Assorted Juices Milk
Lunch
Chicken Buffalo Dip Served with Chips Carrots and Celery Sticks Assorted Fruit from the Week Milk
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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