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2013-14 Community Partners in Education
PVPV/Rawlings School Hours Mon-Tues-Thurs-Fri 8:30 a.m.-2:50 pm
Wednesday 8:30 a.m.-1:50 pm
Doors Open 8:05 am
Students admitted to classrooms 8:20 am
Morning Announcements 8:25 am
School begins/Tardy Bell 8:30 am
Siblings In School
Siblings may not be with parents when parents are
volunteering in the classroom or chaperoning.
The Wave PVPV/Rawlings Elementary School
St. Johns County Public Schools
610/630 A1A N, Ponte Vedra Beach, FL 32082 PVPV—904.547.3820 Rawlings—904.547.8570
Www-pvmkr.stjohns.k12.fl.us District—www.stjohns.k12.fl.us Florida A+ Recognition Recipient
southern Association Accreditation
The WAVE can also be viewed on our website at www-pvmkr.stjohns.k12.fl.us
Rita Garlanger Assistant Principal
Caty Van Housen Curriculum Resource
CoOrdinator
Kathleen Furness Principal
December 2014
Character Counts—All Pillars
DECEMBER 2014
2 Girls on the Run 3:00 pm
4 Girls on the Run 3:00 pm
5 5th Gr. Assembly, “Just Jake”
6 Girls on the Run 5K Run @ UNF
10 Kids of Character Breakfast for November
12 Box Top Deadline
14 Music Club Performance @
Sawgrass Clubhouse lawn, 12:00 pm
Spring Carnival Mtg. @ PVPV Café, 9:00 am
16 SAC Mtg. 3:15 pm @ Rawlings Media Center
17 Safety Meeting @ Rawlings, 2:15 pm
19 2nd Quarter/1st Semester Ends
Last Day for IXL
The Wave
EARLY DISMISSAL at 1:50 pm
20-1/4 NO SCHOOL Winter Break
JANUARY 2015
5 NO SCHOOL Teacher Planning Day
6 Classes Resume
AR & IXL Testing Begins for 2nd Semester
14 Kids of Character Breakfast for December
16 Box Top Deadline
19 NO SCHOOL Martin Luther King Day
20 “Anne of Green Gables”
PV Foundation Performance
SAC Mtg. @ Rawlings Media Center,3:15 pm
27 IXL Math Bingo Party
29 AR Principal’s Party
30 The WAVE
BIRTHDAYS ALL student birthdays, Pre-K—5th grade will be
recognized on the morning announcements. There will be no birthday parties at school.
Parents should not bring treats to school for their child’s birthday or distribute invitations at school.
Thank you for your support!
UPDATE EMERGENCY INFORMATION!
Please keep your child’s records up-to-date, address, phone, emergency contacts, etc.
Thank you for helping to keep your child safe!! Call Pam Nelson @ 547-8568
Dear Parents,
Creating a positive and focused learning environment is always a top
priority for our school. As administrators conduct classroom observations we are
proud to witness high levels of student engagement and quality instruction being
presented. We continuously monitor assessment data of students to ensure
students are progressing at appropriate rates. Assessment data also informs and
drives instruction. Instructional content and the pacing of skills is outlined in
district generated curriculum maps, which classroom teachers follow.
Students in K-3rd grade take the Reading and Math Discovery Education
Assessment a minimum of two times a year. These assessments monitor student
performance and assures students are mastering grade level expectations. Third
through fifth graders are assessed in Language Arts and Math in the Spring on the
Florida Standards Assessment. Fifth grade is also tested in Science. For Written
Expression, K-3 students participate in quarterly writing prompts, while 4th – 5th
grades complete first semester writing projects and are tested in Florida Standards
Writing Assessment in March. Kindergarten through fifth graders are assessed
annually with District Determined Assessments in Art, Music, and Physical
Education.
Currently all students K-5 students are assessed two times a year in
Science and Social Studies using District Formative Assessments. The results from
the DFAs help teachers plan and pace instruction. The week before winter break,
students are participating in the DFAs. Therefore, many of the class celebrations
will be scheduled prior to December 11th and special learning activities are being
combined with the school wide Sing-Along and special showing of Polar Express.
We are very proud of the meaningful, enriching and goal-focused
learning environments our teachers provide for our students. We know that you
join us in making sure our classrooms provide focused and purposeful learning
activities.
We are also very proud of the Service Learning projects our students
participate in. We know and recognize that these projects are also supported by
our families as home and school model appropriate Character Counts Traits and
give back to our community. PVPV/Rawlings students completed a successful
food drive that restocked the food pantry at Farm Share. Nearly 2000 pounds of
food and supplies were collected. Also, due to your generous donations for the
Helping for the Holidays, $5,690.00 was collected. This will brighten the holidays
for many military families, providing them gift cards. Thank you to Devon Witt
and Susan Brice for their leadership with this program.
Congratulations to our maintenance coordinator, Brandon Hennessey
and our staff for achieving the Energy Star Award for the 5th year in a row at
both campuses. The award is given to recognize high levels of energy
conservation.
We will begin harvesting oranges from the 65 trees in our very own
orange grove after Thanksgiving break. These oranges are served to students in
our cafeteria. This harvest is very timely as it provides extra Vitamin C during
our seasonal changing weather. With the wrap and peel weather, please also
remember to label students’ coats, sweaters, and jackets, so if lost, the item can be
returned.
Just a reminder for students: keep using the Accelerated Reader and IXL
Math programs. Semester goals are listed on the school webpage and in this
newsletter. Goals must be reached by Dec. 19th to participate in the recognition
parties in January.
As we approach the season of caring and giving, we appreciate your
many examples that are extended to our children and our school. We are very
grateful to work in a community that fosters support for our school environment.
Thank you to all our Community Partners, our PTO, volunteers and to our
families. We truly appreciate you and all that you do for our students and staff.
Kathleen Furness, Principal
Congratulations Sunshine State Readers!
The following students have read all 15 Sunshine State books! Ben Black, Sophie Bennett, Amanda Biba, Oscar D’Amato. John Deutch. Tucker Dimberg, Adam Enlow,
Lamia Festic, Tabitha Gottipati, Emmery Harrington, Anna Hepfer, Jasraj Kealey, McKenna Kupcha,
Alexis Magnano, Evan Redmond, Matthew Schinsing, Chloe Simon, Ben Wainer, Sarah Wicker
A list of these books is available on our school web site: www-pvmkr.stjohns.k12.fl.us
PVPV/Rawlings home page > Media Center (tab at top) >Downloads (right side) > SSYRA Book List 2014-15
These books are available from our Media Center as well as the local library! READ! READ! READ!
CHARACTER COUNTS!
Kids of Character—october
K—Merryn Drew, Reagan Preston, Jack Leivent,
Finley Pilinko, Troy Nutt, Jackson Bohsali, Jack Sproull,
Natasha Deutch
1st—Taylor Scribner, Simon Buss, Julia Preston,
Sawyer Volen, Ashley Wright, Millie Kelly, Jordyn Harris,
Kate Pelot, Ashley Knowles
2nd—Nikki Walton, Dani Conk. Michelle Abboud,
Isabela Victoria-Alacron, Anna Belle Etheredge,
Namath Intemann, Jake Smith, Leia Miles, Whitfield Brice
ACE— Elizabeth Darnell
Responsibility Do what you are supposed to do. Keep on trying! Use self-control. Be self-disciplined. Think before you act; consider the consequences. Be accountable for your choices.
3rd—Kelly Hofacker, Bailey Benner, Jasraj Kaeley, Grace
Elian, Taylor Perce, Zoe Mason, Naveah Ruff, George Auchter,
James Simon, Griffen Morgan
4th—Mackenzie Leverock, Ava Grzymkowski,
Aimee Manukian, Ariela Salazar, Naya Kennedy, Amanda
Beneventano, Wyatt Rogers, Julia Macpherson
5th—Mackenzie Arthur, Montana Jenkins, Tamlyn Parkes,
Charlotte Weiler, Tyler Etheredge, Eden Palm, Ellie McCary,
Padraig Pantoja, Hallie Sobiecki
ACE—Lily Darnell
Many thanks to Chick-fil-A, our Kids of Character sponsor. They provide breakfast for our Kids of Character celebration every month.
Congratulations Padraig Pantoja
Spelling Bee Champion!
Spelling Bee Classroom Winners
Isabella Basile—Mrs. Barnette
Jake Ward—Mrs. Bogard
Caroline Casey—Mrs. Radford
*Ian Aman—Mrs. Marshall
Kaan Agar—Ms. Sinclair
Kendall Mignerey—Ms. Wall
Presley Baesler—Mrs. Wondrow
Padraig Pantoja—Ms. Yarbrough
Jacqueline Jewett—Mr. Zerrahn
*Ian Aman was our runner-up.
Padraig will compete at the District
Wide Spelling Bee on January 21st.
Congratulations
HEAL Grant Recipients
(Healing Every Autistic Life)
Erica McVay
Varying Exceptionalities Teacher
$977.90
Jennifer Nunes
Varying Exceptionalities Teacher
$700.00
Susan Wadsworth
Occupational Therapist
$ 300.00
Curriculum Corner By Caty Van Housen, Curriculum Resource Coordinator
We continue to receive updates from the Florida Department of Education about our springtime standardized assessments, and want to keep our parents in the loop. One important development is that 5
th grade students will take the FSA Writing assessment with paper and
pencil, rather than on the computer. Our students are well on their way to being ready for this exam on the computer, but many schools throughout the state would not have had the infrastructure or instruction in place, as we do. So we appreciate the careful consideration the DOE gave this decision for all students. The writing test itself will shift this year from a one-sentence generic prompt to a specific task that requires students to read and analyze two-to-three pieces of text. The students will need to cite evidence from the texts to back up the claims they make. Our teachers are well-equipped to prepare our students for this increased rigor in reading, writing and test-taking stamina. In math, the news is that our teachers and students will actually be learning through two years of transition. This spring, our students will be assessed with the same test used last year in Utah. Our DOE is actually leasing the test for one year, while Florida psychometric experts design our own exam based on the new Florida Standards. That new assessment will be used in the spring of 2016. The testing windows have not changed, but we have yet to narrow down specific dates. For now, please keep these important dates in mind as you make plans for the New Year: March 2
nd—March13
th 4
th & 5
th FSA Writing Paper/Pencil
March 23rd
—April 10th
3rd
& 4th
Reading/Math Paper/Pencil April 13
th—May 8
th 5
th Reading/Math Computer-based
Sample questions and test item specifications are available on the public website:
http://www.fsassessments.org.
Congratulations GIRLS ON THE RUN
SHOE DRIVE
Great job girls on collecting 375 pairs of shoes
for people in need!
Thank you PVPV/Rawlings Dads club!
Thank you to our hard-working Dads Club for
maintaining our wonderful Orange Grove.
They do everything from weeding to fertilizing!
Joe Lydon, Syril Dorairaj, Matt Pettibone,
Vito Augusta, Nathan Moore, Steve Sears, Jim Eddings,
Deven Patel, Geoff Black, Rob Schlingmann,
Robert Rubocki, Dan Berianu, Patrick McCormack,
Rick Parrish—Chairman
We Want To Find Some Very Special Children!
Do you have concerns about your child’s: Speaking, Understanding, Moving or Playing, Seeing or Hearing,
Getting Along with Other Children, Self-help Skills, Learning & Paying Attention?
FDLRS/NEFEC CHILD FIND PROVIDES: Florida Diagnostic and Learning Resources System/North East Florida Educational Consortium
Information about community programs for children with special needs, consultation, & much more IF YOU HAVE QUESTIONS OR CONCERNS ABOUT A CHILD (BIRTH—5 YEARS OLD), PLEASE CALL:
FDLRS/NEFEC CHILD FIND
386.329.3811 or
Toll free—1.800.227.6036
Email:
Website:
www.nefec.org/fdlrs
Helping for the Holidays We would like to thank the families who generously donated to the Suzanne Schinsing, Realtor and PTO Helping for the Holidays campaign. The PTO raises money three times a year in order to bridge the gap in funding not otherwise available to our school. Helping for the Holidays, however, is an outreach program where 100% of the money raised is given back to our community. This year the PTO will be able to provide the funding necessary to support 40 of our own PVPV/Rawlings students who receive Blessing in a Backpack as well as continue to help Mayport military families who are in financial need. At the time of print, we have collected $4,794!! Although our official deadline has passed, we will still contribute every dollar collected in the name of Helping for the Holidays to Blessings in a Backpack and Mayport families. This outreach campaign is part of PVPV/Rawlings history and will continue for years to come. Please consider it in future years so as to help support those in our community who are in need.
Free Kids Meal Coupons Thank you to Chick-fil-A for providing free kids meal coupons to our students. These free coupons are part of Chick-fil-A's partnership with the PVPV Rawlings PTO.
Art Volunteers Needed The Art department needs volunteers! Individuals interested in material prep, hanging art work, and assisting in the art room, please contact Barbara Stroer at: [email protected] Volunteers are also needed for the Art & Mural Club, Wednesdays 1:50-2:50 and Thursday 2:50-3:50.
Spirit Wear Still Available Need that last minute holiday gift for your child? We still have PVPV/Rawlings spiritwear in stock. Available sizes include: Neon Shirt: YM, YL, Hunter Green Shirt YXS, YM, YL , sweatshirt YS, YM, YL. Limited quantities available - so first come first serve. Please email Molly James,[email protected] if you would like to order an item.
Book Fair Wrapped Up The 2014 Fall Book Fair was once again an amazing success thanks to the support of Fishman Pediatric Dentistry, the parent volunteers (50+), teachers and staff, and all of the school families who made purchases at the Fair. All of our students had an opportunity to visit the Book Fair located on the Rawlings stage over the course of the 6-day event. Evening hours were also offered to accommodate varying parental schedules. Fishman Pediatric Dentistry provided reusable grocery-style bags that accompanied each Book Fair purchase. The funds raised will be used to enrich the reading and learning materials available at each Media Center and within each individual classroom of our school. Thank you for all of your support! And a very big thank you to our wonderful Book Fair team - Josie Welling, Jennifer York, Mandy Wright, Gretchen Peverly, and Bridget Neddo.
Fishman Pediatric Dentistry Spotlight Please visit the PTO website at http://pvpvrawlingspto.wildapricot.org to read about Community Partner Ross Fishman and Fishman Pediatric Dentistry.
Thank You PTO Members We are so thankful for our PTO Members! Whether you are a new PTO member or a returning member, we appreciate your commitment to the PTO. By joining PTO, YOU have made the difference in our student's lives! Thank you!
Spring Carnival Volunteers Needed Spring Carnival, presented by Lazzara Orthodontics and PTO is set for March 7th! Do you love a good carnival? Would you like to make a difference in our school while meeting new people and having fun? We are in need of a few volunteer positions to be filled. Please contact Noelle Franco [email protected] or Andrea [email protected] for more info on these positions: Spring Carnival Silent Auction Commitee Chair(s):
Attend Spring Carnival Meetings
Obtain donations of merchandise, gift cards, and services from both locally-owned and nationally-operated businesses
Use spreadsheet to organize and catalog auction items as donations are received
use word processing software (e.g. Word, Excel, Publisher) to create bid sheets and display sheets for each auction item
Assign tasks to committee pre-event (e.g. Create file folder for each item, create winning bid poster displays, etc.)
Work with volunteer coordinator to secure additional volunteers for event
Manage auction payment processing
Incorporate Teacher Experience items in Silent Auction tent
Manage post-event item payments/pick-up
Silent Auction Committee Members:
Attend Spring Carnival Meetings
Obtain donations of merchandise, gift cards, and services from both locally owned and nationally operated businesses.
Use spreadsheet to organize and catalog auction items as donations are received
Use word processing software (e.g. Word, Excel, Publisher) to create bid sheets and display sheets for each auction item
Support post-event item payments/pick-up
Assist where needed
Important January PTO Dates. Monday Jan. 12 Deadline for Box Top Collections
Wednesday Jan. 14 Spring Carnival Mtg., 9:00am, PVPV Cafeteria
Thursday Jan. 22 Kick off Meeting — Staff Appreciation — 9 am PV Cafeteria
Pto news
THE PERFECT GIFTS
FOR THE GOLFERS & GOLF FANS ON YOUR LIST!
PVPV/Rawlings is participating in The Players’ Chip in for Youth program.
For every $45 Good-Any-Day grounds ticket sold through our school,
WE KEEP $25.
NOTE THAT NORMAL GROUNDS TICKETS ARE $58 & ARE DAY-SPECIFIC.
Children 18 & under are admitted free with a ticket-holding adult!
DEADLINE FOR PURCHASE IS APRIL 18th.
THE GROUP WITH THE MOST TICKETS PURCHASED WINS $5,000.00!
To purchase, go to www.chipinforyouth.com, & click "Purchase Tickets." Use Code: PVPV
(Note that taxes & a handling fee will be added, making each ticket approximately $47.50.)
If you have any questions, please contact Susan Brice at [email protected]
SPREAD THE WORD TO YOUR FRIENDS AND FAMILY MEMBERS!
Box Tops for Education Program Co-Chairs Jennifer Nutt ([email protected]) and Tracy Sobiecki ([email protected])
PVPV/Rawlings collected a total of 16,810 box tops for a total of $1,681! Congratulations to the top-collecting
classes from each school — Miss. Chechila (2nd) and Ms. Yarbrough (5th) — for earning a popcorn party.
Coming in second place were Mrs. Kelly (K) and Mrs. Cubero (3rd), while third-place finishers were Mrs.
Halvorsen (K) and Ms. Walker (4th). Special thanks to our classroom coordinators for all their hard work and
to Chick-fil-A, Publix and Pusser’s for providing prizes!
The 2nd collection period ends on 1/12/2015 and the top collecting classes will win a cookie party. Please
continue to collect Box Tops, Labels for Education, Tyson and Coke rewards over the holiday season.
Tip of the Month: Consider reaching out to friends and family to request they help collect for PVPV/Rawlings
and by entering the contests to win bonus Box Tops on the Box Tops for Education website http://
www.boxtops4education.com/.
It’s Hip to Clip!!!
PTO News continued...
GIFTED SCREENING/EVALUATION TIMELINES
2014-2015
1. District staff provide information to schools regarding gifted screening/evaluation process for inclusion in
school newsletters/websites to schools …………………………………………………………….…..Summer 2014
2. Deadline to request gifted screening (submitted to guidance counselor)………………………...………………..10/31/2014
3. Letter to parents of second grade students regarding screening date provided to schools by
Intervention Services to be sent home with students………………………………...……………………11/10/2014
4. Screening of recommended second graders (coordinated by school psychologists)….…………….…...11/17 to 11/21/2014
5. School staff send letters (re: screening results and Parent Consent for Evaluation and Procedural
Safeguards) to parents of students who qualify for further evaluation………………………………………12/5/2014
6. Guidance counselors complete all referrals and submit to school psychologists…………………………………..12/17/2014
7. Deadline for submission of private evaluations to guidance counselors ……………………..…..….…………….…1/30/2015
8. Guidance counselors complete all referrals on private evaluations and submit to school psychologists……………2/20/2015
9. All gifted evaluations completed………………………………………………...……………………………………..3/23/2015
10. Determination of eligibility completed ……………………………………………………………………..….…….3/30/2015
11. District staff mails letters to parents (re: evaluation results)………………………………………………………..4/10/2015
12. School staff hosts EP meetings with parents………………………………………………………………..…4/27 to 6/5/2015
Counselors’ Corner PVPV—Stacey O’Brien, 547-3829—[email protected]
Rawlings—Vivian Pinner, 547-18574—[email protected]
Need Help? Are you living in a shelter, motel, vehicle, or campground; on the street; in abandoned
buildings; or living with friends or relatives due to an economic hardship, or are you a
teenager and living independently or with someone other than a parent or legal
guardian?
You may be eligible to receive services provided under the McKinney-Vento Act.
Contact:
Pam Nelson @ 547-8568 @ PVPV/Rawlings
Or the local Homeless Liaison Mr. Chris Stone @
http://www.stjohns.k12.fl.us/depts/student/homeless/
Food Fight—everybody wins!!! PVPV/Rawlings has a Service Learning
Program where students participate in monthly
service. During the month of November, food was
collected to restock the food pantry at Farm Share.
The students and families over-achieved with this
collection!
“All the success that we have had with the food
drive has made our students aware of kids out
there that don’t have enough food.” says R.J.
Redick, a 5th grader at PVPV/Rawlings
Elementary School.
The Student Council, led by Mrs. Tammy
Marshall, along with the two school counselors,
Stacey O’Brien and Vivian Pinner, coordinated
efforts that culminated in 1,984 pounds of food and
hygiene items that will support 1,600 families.
These were donated to Farm Share, formerly
known as Second Harvest Food Bank.
Principal Furness is committed to educating the
whole child using a strong Character Education
program. Teaching character to elementary school
children involves active participation in giving a
helping hand to the community.
Our students were leaders in this entire process.
The Student Council created posters for the halls,
announcements for the morning news show, and
they even participated in counting and loading the
food. This has been a wonderful learning
experience that will build compassion and the
importance of citizenship.
GRADE LEVEL WINNERS by number of items brought in
1st—1st grade 838 4th—PreK K 256
2nd—5th grade 633 5th—4th grade 246
3rd—2nd grade 380 6th—3rd grade 233
Parents/Guardians and All Guests MUST fill out the on-line
“School Access Form” and be approved by the St. Johns County School District & St. Johns County Sheriff’s Department
to enter PVPV/Rawlings Elementary School for ANY reason, classroom volunteering, field trip, lunch, etc.
GO TO THE ST. JOHNS COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT WEBPAGE TO FILL OUT THE SCHOOL ACCESS FORM:
www.stjohns.k12.fl.us
1. Scroll to: Community Information on the left side.
2. Click on: School Access Form at the bottom of this category
3. Click on: Complete the School Access Form on the right
4. Click on: “I freely give my consent…” to assure that you will not be rejected based on your consent status.
5. Continue filling out the application per the directions given.
6. Read ALL directions carefully.
This process can take up to 4 weeks so don’t wait!!!
Oona Sidoroff – PVPV/Rawlings Volunteer Coordinator [email protected] or 547-3826
CAFETERIA NEWS! Food Service Manager, Linda Baker, 547-8576
Help us go paperless with our Food Service Program! Did you know there are apps to monitor your child’s lunch account as well as our daily lunch
menu which includes the nutritional values? Please visit our web page in the lunchroom section
and click on PayPAMS. After you enroll your child, this site will send messages by email when
your child is getting low in their lunch account and it will also allow you to review your child’s
purchases. If you want to apply money to your child’s account, there is a fee of $2.00. You can
also send your child’s lunch money in with him/her to be added to his/her account and still be
part of the PayPams program. When a student account is overdrawn by the cost of two lunches,
we are required to provide the student with a cheese sandwich and milk. Our manager, Linda
Baker, will do her best to call parents when accounts are overdrawn. However, we need your
help keeping your child’s account current. Parents, please contact Mrs. Baker if you do NOT want your child to
1) buy breakfast, 2) buy an extra entrée, 3) buy a cookie ($.35 on Friday)
Linda also needs to know, in advance, if any adult is buying a school lunch.
December 2014 St. Johns County School District Elementary Menu—$2.45
M O N T U E W E D T H U F R I Underlined—
Choice of Main Entrees
Variety of Milk—Everyday
LFD—Low Fat Dressing
WGGB—Whole Grain Garlic
Breadsticks
1
A. Macaroni & Cheese
B. BBQ Chicken Max Snax
Steamed Broccoli
Green Beans
Choice of 100% Juice
2
A. Mini Corn Dogs
B. Mini Cheese Ravioli & WG
C. Chicken Nuggets & WGGB
Spinach/Romaine Salad Mix
w/ LF Salad Dressing
Corn
Assorted Fruit
3 A la Carte–1 slice Papa Johns
A. Cheese or Pepperoni Pizza
B. Chicken Fajita Salad WG
Baby Carrots & Cucumbers
w/ LF Dressing Dunk Cup
Sweet Peas
Fresh Sliced Apples
4
A. Hamburger B. Homestyle Chicken
Sandwich
C. Chicken Nuggets & WGGB
Potato Wedges
Baked Beans
Assorted Fruit
5
A. Chicken Nuggets & WGGB
B. Hot Dog
Cherry Tomato & Celery Stick
Dippers w/ LFD Dunk Cup
Sweet Potato Puffs
Choice of 100% Juice
Dipping Sauce, K & M
8
A. Chicken Quesadilla
B. Cheese Sticks
Marina Dipping Sauce
Steamed Broccoli
Choice of 100% Juice
Taco Sauce
9 A. Cheese or Pepperoni
Calzonettes
B. Crunchy Beef Taco
C. Chicken Nuggets & WGGB
Marinara Dipping Sauce
Corn
Assorted Fruit
10 A la Carte–1 slice Papa Johns
A.Chicken Nuggets & WGGB B. Chicken Fajita Salad &
WGGB
Cherry Tomato & Celery Stick
Dippers w/ LFD Dunk Cup
Baked Beans
Fresh Sliced Apples
11
Holiday Luncheon
Turkey & Gravy
Mashed Potatoes
Green Beans
Dinner Roll
Apple Crisp
12
A. BBQ Chicken & WGGB
B. Cheese or Pepperoni Pizza
Steamed Carrots
Choice of 100% Juice:
Apple, Apple Cherry,
Fruit Punch
15
A. Macaroni & Cheese
B. BBQ Chicken Max Snax
Steamed Broccoli
Green Beans
Choice of 100% Juice
16 A. Mini Corn Dogs
B. Mini Cheese Ravioli & WGGB
C. Chicken Nuggets & WGGB
Spinach/Romaine Salad Mix
w/ LF Salad Dressing
Corn
Assorted Fruit
Mustard, Ketchup
17 A la Carte–1 slice Papa Johns
A. Cheese or Pepperoni Pizza
B. Chicken Fajita Salad WG
Baby Carrots & Cucumbers
w/ LF Dressing Dunk Cup
Sweet Peas
Fresh Sliced Apples
18
A. Hamburger B. Homestyle Chicken
Sandwich
C. Chicken Nuggets & WGGB
Crispy Baked Potato Cuts
Assorted Fruit
Lettuce, Tomato, Pickle Cup
19
A. Chicken Nuggets & WGGB
B. Hot Dog
Cherry Tomato & Celery Stick
Dippers w/ LFD Dunk Cup
Sweet Potato Puffs
Choice of 100% Juice
Dipping Sauce, K & M
22
NO SCHOOL
Winter Break
29
23
NO SCHOOL
Winter Break
30
24
NO SCHOOL
Winter Break
31
25
NO SCHOOL
Winter Break
26
NO SCHOOL
Winter Break
A La Carte Item—
Wednesday
1 slice Papa John’s Pizza—$1.85
Milk is extra
FREE Lunch Menu App
for your Smart Phone!!!
Download the FREE App >
School Lunch by Nutrislice
Once you’ve selected
1) our district and
2) our school
our menu will pop up each time you open the app.
Click on the yellow arrow and you will see the calories,
carbs, fat, fiber, protein & sodium for each item!!!
It’s so easy & so helpful!!!
December 2014 Elementary School Breakfast Menu—$1.25
M O N T U E W E D T H U F R I
2nd & 4th Week:
Assorted Fruit
Cereal & Toast Blueberry Pancake Sausage
Wrap
Mixed Fruit
Choice of Milk
Choice of 100% Fruit Juice
Assorted Fruit
Cereal & Toast
Breakfast Taco w/ Egg
Turkey Sausage & Cheese
Peaches
Choice of Milk
Choice of 100% Fruit Juice Butter & Jelly
Assorted Fruit
Cereal & Toast
Blueberry Pancake Sausage
Wrap
Mixed Fruit
Choice of Milk
Choice of 100% Fruit Juice
Butter & Jelly
Assorted Fruit
Cereal & Toast
EggStravaganza w/ Toast
Sliced Apples
Choice of Milk
Choice of 100% Fruit Juice
Butter & Jelly
Assorted Fruit
Cereal & Toast
Breakfast Pizza
Strawberry Cups
Choice of Milk
Choice of 100% Fruit Juice
Butter & Jelly
Now serving Papa Johns Pizza (a-la-carte) on Wednesdays! $1.85
Breakfast $1.25
Lunch $2.45
Extra Entrée $2.00
Extra Milk $ .60
Order Papa Johns on
Tuesday
for
Wednesdays
lunch!
Thank you!
1st, 3rd & 5th Week:
Assorted Fruit
Cereal & Toast
Sunrise Twist Sandwich
Peaches
Choice of Milk
Choice of 100% Fruit Juice
Butter & Jelly
Assorted Fruit
Cereal & Toast
Scramble Egg Biscuit
Pears
Choice of Milk
Choice of 100% Fruit Juice
Butter & Jelly
Assorted Fruit
Cereal & Toast
Breakfast Burrito
Strawberry Cup
Choice of Milk
Choice of 100% Fruit Juice
Butter & Jelly
Assorted Fruit
Cereal & Toast Breakfast Skillet Frittata
w/Toast
Bananas
Choice of Milk
Choice of 100% Fruit Juice
Butter & Jelly
Assorted Fruit
Cereal & Toast
Sausage Biscuit
Sliced Apples
Choice of Milk
Choice of 100% Fruit Juice
Butter & Jelly
