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School Menu

November 1, 2013 - 6:06 am
 

Nye County School District elementary menu for the week of Nov. 4 – Nov. 8:

BREAKFAST

Assorted fruit juice and choice of milk offered with each meal.

Monday — breakfast bites, pears;

Tuesday — scrambled eggs, potato triangle;

Wednesday — cereal, cereal bar, fresh fruit;

Thursday — French toast sticks, peach cup;

Friday — cinnamon roll, applesauce.

LUNCH

Salad bar, fruit juice and choice of milk offered with each meal.

Monday — popcorn chicken fresh fruit, graham crackers;

Tuesday — burrito, Spanish rice, peaches;

Wednesday — grilled cheese, potato puffs, fresh fruit;

Thursday — teriyaki dunkers, rice, dinner roll, peach cup;

Friday — pepperoni pizza, fresh fruit, graham crackers.

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