Monday, Jan 12
Breakfast
Always Cereal, bagels & yogurt parfaits Cinnamon Roll & Watermelon (Gluten, dairy, egg)
Lunch
Home Cooking: Ramen Noodle Pad Thai w/ Local Chicken or Heiwa Tofu (Gluten, sesame)
Tuesday, Jan 13
Breakfast
Always Cereal, bagels & yogurt parfaits Thick Cut French Toast w/ strawberries & Canadian Bacon (Gluten, dairy, egg, pork)
Lunch
Home Cooking: Falafel In Pita, Tzatziki, lettuce, tomato & red onion (Gluten, dairy)
Wednesday, Jan 14
Breakfast
Always Cereal, bagels & yogurt parfaits Ham, egg & Cheese on a WG Roll, fresh fruit salad (Gluten, egg, dairy, pork)
Lunch
Home Cooking: Grilled Cheese & Tomato Soup (Gluten, dairy)
Thursday, Jan 15
Breakfast
Always Cereal, bagels & yogurt parfaits Ham & Cheese Omelette w/ hashbrowns & grapes (Egg, dairy, pork)
Lunch
Home Cooking: Roasted Monkfish & Rice Poke Bowl & self serve topping bar (Seafood, dairy, egg)
Friday, Jan 16
Breakfast
Always Cereal, bagels & yogurt parfaits Fresh Baked Muffins & Fresh Fruits (Gluten, dairy, egg)
Lunch
Home Cooking: Chefs Choice
MSAD 28 and Five Town CSD participate in the Special Provision II program. This is a program that allows us to collect the Free and Reduced lunch application every 5th year.
All students enrolled in our schools may participate in the School Breakfast Program and the National School Lunch Program at no charge. Household free/reduced meal applications are not to be distributed or received; but similar forms may be distributed by the school to collect household income data for other programs that require this information, such as Federal Title programs.
All students will be served breakfast and lunch at no charge at all sour schools. For additional information please contact Mikael Andersson, Food Service Director.
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