1. New Miami Local School District Breakfast
MEAL PRICING:
Breakfast Price FREE
Sept. 4, 2017, Labor Day, No School
Sept. 22, 2017, No School
Nov 7, 2017, No School
Nov , 2017, No School
Dec. 25, 2017-Jan 5, 2018, No School
Breakfast
and Lunch are
offered
FREE to all students
Money for snacks
and extras may still
be placed on the
student’s account
by cash or check or
by credit card at
EZPAY.com
We offer Fat Free
White, Chocolate and
Strawberry Milk
Menu subject to
change without notice
due to
delivery and vendor
availability.
USDA is an
Equal
Opportunity
Provider
BREAKFAST Menu
August 16-December 22, 2017
WEEK
MONDAY
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY
FRIDAY 1
Cereal
Animal Crackers
Juice Cup
Craisins
Milk
Apple Toast
Cheese Stick
Breakfast Bar
Gogurt
Apple Slices
Breakfast Pizza
Bananas
Cocoa Bar
Yogurt Cup
Grapes 2
Rice Krispies Cereal Bar
Graham Cracker
Raisels
Mini Pancakes
Roll
Applesauce Cup
WG Cinnamon Roll
Mixed Fruit
Sausage Pancake on a Stick
Pop Tart 3
Mini Biscuit/
Sausage
Mini French Toast
Cinnamon Minis 4
Egg Omelets
Applesauce Cups
Blueberry Muffin
Instructions:
Type your school name & location at the top left
Enter your menu items in the 4-week menu
Double click on the 4 week chart
Select the day that you would like to input your menu items
Use Alt+Enter to go to the next line of text (you cannot simply press enter)
Notice that your text will appear in the fx bar above
Highlight the appropriate days in the 5 month calendar below
Double click on the 5-month calendar chart
Select the days that you would like to highlight (hold the Ctrl key to select more than one day or week at a time to highlight)
Use the Fill Color button on the Home Tab to fill in with the appropriate color coding
NUTRITION BITES:
Eating breakfast can help improve math, reading, and standardized test scores
Children who eat breakfast are more likely to behave better in school and get along with their peers than those who do not.
Breakfast helps children pay attention, perform problem-solving tasks, and improves memory.
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