LUNCH MENU August 25-29, 2008
	BREAKFAST	LUNCH
Mon	Cereal & Toast Juice & Milk	Chicken Nuggets Whole Potatoes Peas & Carrots Biscuit & Jelly Milk
Tues	Waffles w/ syrup or Cereal & Toast Juice & Milk	Ham & Cheese Hoagie Pickle Spear Lettuce Potato Chips 1/2 Apple Milk
Wed	Breakfast Pizza or Cereal & Toast Juice & Milk	Chili, Chips, & Cheese Shredded Lettuce Tater Tots Fruit Milk
Thurs	Sausage & Biscuit Juice or Applesauce Milk	Hamburger on Bun Lettuce, Pickles Oven Fries Fresh Fruit Milk
Fri	Cinnamon Raisin Biscuit or Cereal & Toast Juice & Milk	Pork Roast w/ Gravy Whipped Potatoes Green Beans Biscuit & Jelly Milk
In the operation of all feeding programs administered by the U.S. Department of Agriculture, No child will be discriminated against because of race, sex, color, national origin, age or handicap. If you believe you or any individual has been discriminated against, write immediately to the Secretary of Agriculture, Washington, D.C. 20250

LUNCH AND BREAKFAST

Lunch and breakfast are available for students. According to government guidelines, free and reduced meals may be applied for by returning provided applications. The Athens City School Board establishes the price of meals. The cost for a student lunch is $1.75 per day or $8.75 per week, $1.00 per day for breakfast, and $3.00 for a visitor’s meal. The cost for reduced lunch is $.30 for breakfast and $.40 for lunch. We welcome parents and other family members to come eat with their child at any time. Students may also purchase the following extras:

Ice cream: $.25 or $.50

Fruit Roll-ups: $.50

Extra Meat/Sandwich: $1.00

Extra Potatoes/French Fries: $.50

Extra Vegetables: $.30

Extra Bread: $.25

Extra Milk/Juice: $.40

Students will only be allowed to buy extras, ice cream, or fruit roll-ups if money is on their account or they have cash. Parents will be notified immediately when students have charges, especially when they exceed $10.00. Once notified of the charges, parents and students are expected to clear up the account immediately. If the charges are not cleared up an alternate lunch may be prepared.

No candy, chewing gum, or carbonated drinks may be brought to school in a child’s lunch. A student that does not eat a cafeteria prepared lunch must bring a nutritious lunch from home. If the child does not purchase milk, they must bring a non-carbonated drink from home. Any student purchasing a school prepared lunch and having a doctor’s note stating they cannot drink milk will have a juice furnished by the lunchroom. Cafeteria workers are not able to heat up soup and other items brought in a child’s lunch. This takes them from their regular duties during lunch.

A copy of the School Health Plan can be found on the Family Engagement page.