Monday, May 18
Breakfast
Cinnamon Oatmeal Round Or Daily Alternate And Fruit Juice Assorted Fruit Milk
Lunch
Daily Dish Burger on a WG Bun w/toppings Baked French Fries Baked Beans Alternate PB&J Uncrustable Yogurt & Granola Grab n’ Go Ham & Cheese Croissant Sandwich The Grill Crispy Chicken Sandwich Tater Tots
Tuesday, May 19
Breakfast
Frosted Cinnamon Roll Or Daily Alternate And Fruit Juice Assorted Fruit Milk
Lunch
Daily Dish Cheese and Pepperoni Pizza steamed broccoli Alternate PB&J Uncrustable Cheese Stick Granola Bar Grab n’ Go Ham & Cheese Croissant Sandwich The Grill Beef Hot Dog on WG Bun Baked Beans
Wednesday, May 20
Breakfast
Breakfast Sandwich Or Daily Alternate And Fruit Juice Assorted Fruit Milk
Lunch
Daily Dish Chicken and waffles Roasted Carrots Alternate PB&J Uncrustable Yogurt & Granola Grab n’ Go Ham & Cheese Croissant Sandwich The Grill Mozzarella Sticks Marinara Dipping Sauce
Thursday, May 21
Breakfast
Maple Snack ‘n Waffles Or Daily Alternate And Fruit Juice Assorted Fruit Milk
Lunch
Daily Dish Beef Nachos Assorted Toppings Black Beans Alternate PB&J Uncrustable Cheese Stick Granola Bar Grab n’ Go Ham & Cheese Croissant Sandwich The Grill Crispy Chicken Ranch Wrap Sweet potato fries
Friday, May 22
Breakfast
Fresh Baked Muffin Tops Or Daily Alternate And Fruit Juice Assorted Fruit Milk
Lunch
Daily Dish French Toast Sticks Sausage Links Hash brown Potatoes Alternate PB&J Uncrustable Yogurt & Granola Grab n’ Go Ham & Cheese Croissant Sandwich The Grill Corn Dog Honey Roasted Carrots
March Daily Alternate Breakfast:
- Cereal Variety
Muffin Loaf - Pop Tart
- Yogurt
- Cheese Stick
Available Lines
Elementary (K-5)
- Daily Dish
- Alternate
Secondary (6-12)
- Daily Dish
- Alternate
- Grab 'n Go
- Grill
Offered Daily on all lines:
- Fresh Veggies
- Assorted Fruit
- Milk
We know at GFW Schools that feeding students healthy meals helps them to reach their full potential both in and outside the classroom. That is why we are committed to providing high-quality meals. Our meals are planned according to federal guidelines, which not only cover the amount of food offered but also the nutrient content. All meals are prepared onsite. We try to expose our students to a variety of foods we hope they will enjoy.
We ask that if your student has a special diet that you fill out the Special Diet Statement Form.
We encourage all families to fill out the Free and Reduced Application. This form needs to be done at the start of every school year. It can also be done again if anything changes in your household during the school year.
School meals are also a great value and a huge convenience for busy families too! Parents can make Lunch payments online via the Parent Portal.
We look forward to feeding your children!
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