NewsletterThe Official Newsletter of Kingsley-Pierson Community Schools

Kingsley-Pierson Community Schools

December 2014

Kingsley-Pierson volleyball games have no shortage of fan participation. The crowds at the games are lively, the fans energetic and the noise in the gym rises and falls with the tempo of each match. But this past season that energy reached a new level with the help of a spanish teacher.

The Rise of the K-P Superfanby Austin Harrington

**This article and photo are reprinted with permission of the Le Mars Daily Sentinel. It originally appeared online and in the paper on November 17th.

Arturo Alarcon Adame began teaching spanish at Kingsley-Pierson back in August. In that short period of time, he has become more commonly known as the “K-P super fan.” In that role, Alarcon can typically be found seated near the students section at home and away games. His influence over the crowd can easily be heard, as he teaches the students, and many other fans, spanish cheers and leads them in soccer-style chants.

Alarcon said his passion for the K-P teams comes easily to him due to the community involvement at his school.

“Students are great, people are great in this area. Everybody is into it,” Alarcon said.

Alarcon spent much of his life in Mexico, where he and his wife were both teachers. He said he has always been active in sports. At different points in his life, he has played and coached soccer, volleyball and American football. Most recently, he coached soccer in Sioux City, where he also worked as a substitute teacher.

Alarcon said he was back home in Mexico when Scott Bailey, the Principal of K-P, called him with a chance to teach spanish in Kingsley. “It was a great opportunity for me, and now I’m here,” Alarcon said.

With family living in Sioux City, Alarcon said he was very happy to find a job teaching at K-P, but it is obvious to any spectator that the students are just as happy to have him there.

Alarcon said students have already began asking him if he will be sitting with them during basketball season. To answer that question, he said his only reply can be, “Yes, I will.”

Kingsley-Pierson’s Spanish teacher Arturo Alarcon Adame watches from the stands as the Lady Panthers play their final set of the volleyball season. Alarcon is often referred to as the “K-P super fan.”

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School Health Information

I would like to personally thank those that have donated monetary gifts to be used towards the backpack program. Your donations have helped provide extra nourishment weekly to several students in our school district. Those students that are enrolled are thrilled each week to get their pack of nutritional, accessible and easy to prepare foods for the weekend. We currently have 25 students in our district enrolled in the program. I would also like to thank the many community and church groups that have donated clothing , hats, gloves etc…. for children in our school district. It is very much appreciated!

I want to continue to remind everyone to use good hand washing, especially now that the weather is getting colder and we are having to be confined into closer quarters, in large groups. Diseases can spread very quickly with minimal exposure. GOOD HANDWASHING IS THE BEST PREVENTION FROM THE SPREAD OF INFECTION, DISEASES ETC…. If your child is ill, please notify the school of their absence. Attendance is checked daily.

Please consider others when allowing your child to return to school after an illness. Students should be fever free without any medication, be eating well and should be almost to their full potential before returning them to school. Your cooperation is greatly appreciated in this matter. If you have any health questions or issues, please don’t hesitate to call me.

-Barb Sitzmann, School Nurse

“The Kingsley-Pierson CSD believes education enhancement requires consistently fair and equitable educational and employment practices without regard to race, color, national origin, religion, creed, age, sexual orientation, marital status, sex, gender, gender identity, disability or socio-economic status.”

As I am writing this, it is early in the morning and snowing and it reminded me to remind you about our notifications when we do have a late start, early out, or no school at all. We have several avenues in which to let people know:

1. We will put the announcements on the local television and radio stations. 2. KTIV has a text notification system you can sign up for. 3. If you haven’t noticed, we have used PARENT LINK the last few years. This has been a reliable notification system, which allows us to send automated messages for both lunch balances and weather related information. We will be able to send out our notifications faster and by more than just text or email. End of Semester

The end of the semester is coming fast. December 3rd is the end of the 6 week grading period and with only 3 weeks left until the end of the semester, this might be a good time to have your child review their grades and talk to the teacher on what may need to be done to pass a class. Semester tests start on December 19 and continue on December 22 and 23. There is a 2:30 dismissal on December 23rd for the Winter Break.

ActivitiesThe district has numerous activities scheduled between now and the

Winter Break. Please come out to the concerts, games, and matches to support the kids for their hard work and dedication.

A Note from the Superintendent

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Elementary Comments- Mr. Wiese

Greetings from the Kingsley-Pierson Elementary! The season has been changing and the temperatures will be a roller coaster. Please make sure your child has proper apparel for being outside. Elementary students can be outside three times per day plus before and after school. The precedent is to go outside if the temperature/wind chill is above 0 degrees and not raining or extreme snow fall. The following items are needed daily as weather conditions can/will change rapidly during the school day.

#1 Winter coat with buttons, snaps, or a zipper that works.#2 Hood that ties or fastens or a warm cap or hat (if your child’s coat has a hood that does not fasten, please provide a warm hat or cap in addition to the hood.)#3 Warm gloves or mittens (an extra pair in case the first pair gets wet is a great idea.)#4 Boots are required whenever there is snow, slush, or mud on the playground (boots should be waterproof and insulated for cold temperatures.)#5 Snow pants are required whenever there is snow on the playground.

If your child does not have appropriate clothing, the area they play in will be restricted to the pavement or the area right next to the building. Let’s work together to make sure every student is appropriately dressed for the winter weather. If we do have a 10:30 AM Late Start, we do not serve breakfast.

A “Food Drive” will take place in the elementary and middle school from December 1-12. Flyers were sent home on Wednesday, November 26. Students, faculty, staff, administration, and anyone else are encouraged to bring in a can of food if possible (they can bring one or more any time starting 12/3/12). Monetary donations are also accepted and 100% goes to great causes. Multiple venues will be given the items (all non-profit organizations). To celebrate this adventure, students will watch a movie with Mr. Wiese on Tuesday, December 23. Thank you for all of your help!

The annual Elementary Music Program will be held @7:00 PM in Kingsley on Monday, December 22. The 1st semester will end on Tuesday, December 23 at 2:30 PM (Kingsley town shuttle earlier). I want to wish all of you a “Merry Christmas & Happy 2015”!

Thank you for all of your support this semester! The 2nd semester begins on Monday, January 5, 2015.

Elementary Library News

Mr. Wiese our elementary/middle school principal has a celebratory lunch with Avery Schroeder and Gabby Boustead.

Avery earned 100 Accelerated Reader points in our first session! Avery also got an 100 points award and prize.

The 100 Points Club was started two years ago to honor those students who go above and beyond getting the required reading points.

Students in kindergarten and first grade celebrate Thanksgiving in traditional Pilgrim and Native American outfits.

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Middle School Comments- Mr. Wiese

Greetings from the Kingsley-Pierson Middle School! The mercury will be falling on the thermometer and we all need to be prepared for the changing weather. There are recommended items listed in the “Elementary Section” of the newsletter for outside apparel, please review as needed. . If we do have a 10:30 AM Late Start, we do not serve breakfast.

The basketball season is in progress and it is great to see all of the support for the players and cheerleaders! Please always be a “Good Sport” at the games, it is very much appreciated by everyone at K-P. The middle school wrestling season will begin on Friday, Jan. 23, 2015.

The Middle School will be taking part in a “Food Drive” again. Flyers were sent home on Wednesday, November 26 with specific details. The drive includes “12” days: Dec. 1 – 12 (ends at 8:30 am that Friday). There are class competitions in the middle school only. Whichever grade has brought in the most items/money (prorated based on class size) will get to “duct tape” the principal some day later in

December during lunch. Thank you for all of your help in this adventure in advance!

Dates to mark on your calendars:#1 Middle School Music Concert will be held in Pierson on Thursday, December 18 @7:00 PM. #2 Six week Progress Reports for the 2nd Quarter (6th-8th Grade) will be passed out by Friday, December 5. 5th Grade Parents should have received a 4 ½ week update of grades in November.#3 To kick off the holidays, most students 5th-8th grade (need to have their homework completed and not owe time in the office) will be watching a Movie in the afternoon from approximately 12:45-2:30 PM on 12/23/14 in the middle school. #4 1st semester concludes on Tuesday, December 23 at 2:30 PM. #5 Food Drive ends Friday, December 12th @ 8:30 a.m.

Again, “thank you” for all of your support and I wish each and every one of you a “Merry Christmas and Happy 2015!” The 2nd semester begins on Monday, January 5, 2015.

This year the art students will be displaying their masterpieces at each concert. We invite you to come a few minutes early so you can view what they have accomplished. The High School Holiday concert will be Monday, December 8. Students will have pencil drawings and pieces done in ink, markers, and acrylic paintings. The Middle School Holiday Concert will be Thursday, December 18. Students will display projects that include pencil drawings, mixed media, tempera paint, and watercolor. Finally, the Elementary Holiday Concert will be December 22. They have been experimenting with weaving, tempera paint, markers, pastels, and watercolors. Students are asked to take their projects home with them after the concert.

Art on Display

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Curriculum CornerAmy Benson

Didn’t I just finish writing last month’s article??? Again, another month has flown by, and we are getting closer to finishing the first semester of school! December is a busy month full of family and fun. I hope you are able to enjoy the hustle and bustle with those you hold most dear!This month I have been busy working

on the 2013-2014 Annual Progress Report. Inside this report are all the data in Reading, Math and Science for the past five years. I am very proud of this over 100 page document! Inside you will find lots of interesting reading and a few pics of our students busy at work. There are copies of each document in the Kingsley and Pierson libraries. Stop by and peruse if you have a spare minute and please let me know what you think. I am always looking for feedback in this new position. Miss Hoffman and I are currently

working on writing a syllabus for a 2nd semester credit renewal class to be offered to the faculty. This class will be focused on technology especially looking at Google Docs and Spreadsheets. I will be facilitating the class and Miss Hoffman will be teaching as she is the expert in this field of study! I am hoping the teachers are enjoying these opportunities that have been made available this year. Currently I am offering 3 renewal credits at Kingsley-Pierson. In case you did not know, teachers need a minimum of 6 credits every 5 years. The classes I am offering this semester are: Using Pinterest in the Classroom, Authentic Intellectual Work (AIW), and those in a book study centered around 8 to Great by M.K. Mueller. Next semester I will be teaching the Pinterest class in Bronson on Thurs. afternoons. I really love what I do and am blessed

to be on this journey with wonderful administration, faculty, staff, parents, and community members. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!

Third Grade NewsIt is hard to believe that we are already approaching the

mid-way point of another school year. November has gone by especially fast as we spent six days completing the Iowa Assessments. Those are days of stress and concentration for both teachers and students. We hope our scores will show how hard we worked. Thank You to all of the parents who sent treats to make the test days more bearable!Once again the Kingsley Garden Club prepared Christmas

ornaments with Miss Hodnefield’s class. Beautiful angels were made by the students with the help of these ladies. These angels will adorn a tree at the Le Mars Festival of Trees. Each student also received a copy of the story that Darla Rock wrote about the angels. In the spring the Garden Club will return to do a project with Mrs. Bailey’s third grade. We thank the Garden Club for including us in their programs for the year.The LeMars Kiwanis Club presents the third grade students

in Plymouth County with student dictionaries each year. These dictionaries are great reference books with much interesting information in addition to the lists of words. The students received these dictionaries in September, and they have used them often. We sincerely thank the Kiwanis Club for a much used and appreciated gift!As we go into the winter months, many of our reading and

social studies units will focus on history. We will study Native American culture, then go on to Plymouth Plantation and the Pilgrims, and finally study the westward movement of the pioneers. Our science focus during this time will be rocks and minerals. With the holidays during the next month, this will be a fun and busy time of the year. We hope that all of you enjoy this season of thanks and

giving!

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Composition Students Learn Zentangle

Zentangle is an abstract, patterned art form created according to the principles of the Zentangle Method. The method uses various types of lines, shapes and designs to create a new shape or pattern. Typically, Zentangles are made with black ink on white paper, but some artists prefer to implement color into their designs. When first seen Zentangles may appear to be doodles on a paper, but a closer look will reveal the method to the patterns and shapes.

Seizing the opportunity to create an interdisciplinary lesson, art teacher Mrs. Hackett collaborated with Composition teacher Mrs. Vondrak about the possibility of the Composition students using Zentangle to connect with a writing. Since the Composition classes had begun their 2nd Quarter Writing Portfolios with the viewing of the film Into the Wild, Mrs. Vondrak invited the students to write a poem based on the film using a technique studied in the 1st Quarter.

While Mrs. Hackett taught the 5th period Composition students, Mrs. Vondrak taught the 4th period class about art lines and how they create shape, form and structure, similar to how lines of writing create shape, form and structure. The students created a grid pattern sheet with thirty-six different types of lines. The students started with straight, zigzag, wavy, looped, crossed and dotted lines, then completed the rest of the grid on their own. These design sheets were then used to create their Zentangle letters.

The next step in the process was to trace a stenciled letter onto white paper. The students used the first letter of the first word of their poems. The blank letters then became filled with the lines and designs; students referred to their grids and borrowed ideas from one another. Over a two-day period, most students completed their Zentangles and were ready to back them with black to silhouette and accent the black lines on their designs. The final stage of the project required the students to attach their letters and write their poems on a large poster paper.

Each letter is uniquely individual and creates a stunning display outside Mrs. Vondrak’s classroom. The students enjoyed the opportunity to implement art with their writing, and even those who are not as confident in their artistic skills took great pride in completing their Zentangles.

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Find Your Future in Business! A business exploration day for high school students. By Erin Hoffman On Friday, November 7th, five Kingsley­Pierson students had the chance to spend the day as a college business student at Buena Vista University. Andy Pratt, Michael Nafe, Bryce Weinriech, Nolan Quade, and Noah Becker, as a part of Miss Hoffman’s Accounting and Personal Finance classes, had an all­access pass to student life with the help of an exploration­recruitment day offered by BVU. The students started their day with a conversation about the importance of attending college with the Dean of the Harold Walter Siebens School of Business, Ashok Subramanian. They continued their morning with a tour of the campus by a student ambassador. The Kingsley­Pierson students found it very interesting that the majority of the campus is underground. The KP students were even given the opportunity to discuss all aspects of student life with a small BVU student panel that their teacher was not invited to attend. They then had the opportunity to experience a college level class by attending “Accounting Foundations” with forty­five other BVU business majors. The day ended with a trip to the dining hall where the soft serve ice cream machine was a big hit! All were very thankful for the t­shirts they received to commemorate this special day.

In a thank you letter to the BVU School of Business the K­P students wrote, “This tour greatly helped us broaden our view of what college life is like and what to expect in the future. Our visit has given us a more focused approach to our college planning.”

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A Career in Word Processing: Stenography by: Erin Hoffman On Friday, November 14th, Miss Hoffman’s Word Processing Class had the privilege of having Misty Bubke and Judge Ackerman as guest speakers. Misty Bubke, a former KP student, is a stenographer that works as a Court Reporter for the Honorable John Ackerman.

They grabbed our attention immediately as Misty began typing every word that Judge Ackerman said as it was projected on the whiteboard for the students to see. Misty was a great guest speaker to have come in and talk to our students about a career that revolves around word processing. She told the class that stenography is career field that is currently in need of young professionals and that Des Moines Area Community College, DMACC, has a stenography program. Court Reporting, Closed Captioning, and Communication Access Real­Time

Translation are some of the other careers within stenography that Misty introduced us to. Misty told us that being able to type fast is not the only skill that you need to be a successful stenographer; excellent hearing, good English and vocabulary skills are also a must in this career field. Judge Ackerman also taught us more about our legal system and how he became a judge.

The students really enjoyed seeing and being able to try Misty’s steno­machine. She taught us that she uses steno­notes to type out her sentences and that she can type 220 words per minute on her machine. She offered to let all of the students try out her machine, which by the way only has 24 keys! Misty and Judge Ackerman visiting our classroom helps with the implementation of the Iowa Core into our curriculum because having them as guest speakers helps our students with employability skills and their ability to demonstrate initiative and self­direction through high achievement and lifelong learning while exploring the ways individual talents and skills can be used for productive outcome in their personal and professional life.

This was an excellent opportunity for our students to experience some interesting career options relevant to our class.

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News from Mrs. GoodwinSPORTS SCHEDULES: Our Fall Athletic Banquet was a success! Thank you to the KP Booster Club for providing the Subway sub sandwiches, drinks, plates, etc. and for the parents for the salads and desserts. Thank you also for all the Hirschman’s and Mr. Bailey that helped serve the food and for all the help with the clean up afterwards.

KP sports are gearing up for the winter season. We had a great turnout for “Meet the Team” night. Girls’ basketball has started the season winning their first game. Both teams open up on Dec. 2nd at home with 4pm JV girls and 5pm JV boys followed by the varsity double header. Wrestling opens up on Thursday with the first varsity meet vs. LB. wins and the boys basketball won their first game too. GO PANTHERS!! Good Luck to our KP Dance team as they head to State competition on Thursday. Way to go Panthers!! Please continue to show your positive Panther Pride!

Please utilize our Kingsley-Pierson website for updated schedules and gym times. You can locate gym times under the “community” link.

IMPORTANT DATES: CHRISTMAS BREAK: GYM (KINGSLEY AND PIERSON) AND MPR IS CLOSED ON DECEMBER 23, 24, 25, 26, 27. Practice resumes on Dec. 29th!

Senior Parents’ Night for wrestling is moved to January 31, 2015 and for basketball on February 10, 2015.

ELEMENTARY BASKETBALL CLINIC: GIRLS 3RD-8TH on December 29th, 10-11 and Dec. 30th, 10-11BOYS 3rd-8th on December 29th, 11:30-12:30pm and Dec. 30th from 11-noonThere will be a letter sent out before Christmas break.

KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS FREETHROW CONTEST: December 29th @ 11-11:30am!

PE NEWS: Elementary PE will be using the MPR when the wrestling mats are down. The students DO NOT wear shoes on the mats, but they MUST have socks on. Also, remember if you child has seen a doctor and they are excused from PE for any medical reason, they will need a note from their doctor or from you, the parent/guardian, saying that they are OK to participate. Thank you for your cooperation!

PANTHER BALL: Panther Ball—March 7, 2015

2014-15 Basketball

12/2/2014 Lawton Bronson (JV G-4pm, JV B-5pm) Kingsley12/5/2014 Woodbury Central (JV G-4pm, JV B-5pm) Moville12/9/2014 OABCIG (JV G04pm, JV B-5pm) Kingsley12/11/2014 West Monona Kingsley12/12/2014 Siouxland Christian Kingsley12/19/2014 Whiting Whiting1/5/2015 Remsen St. Mary's Kingsley1/6/2015 RidgeView--JV GBB 4:00 & JV BBB 5:00 Kingsley1/9/2015 River Valley Correctionville1/13/2015 MVAO (JV G 4:30 & JV B-4:15, JVR B-5:30) Mapleton1/15/2015 Storm Lake St. Mary's Kingsley1/16/2015 Westwood (JV G-4pm, JV B-5pm) Sloan1/19/2015 Whiting Kingsley1/22/2015 RU (JV G-4pm, JV B-5pm) Kingsley1/23/2014 West Monona Onawa1/27/2015 Siouxland Christian Sioux City1/29/2015 WV Conference Tourney JV/V BOYS1/30/2015 WV Conference Tourney JV/V GIRLS2/2/2015 WV Conference Tourney VARSITY BOYS2/3//2015 WV Conference Tourney VARSITY GIRLS2/5/2015 WV Conference Tourney JV/V BOYS2/6/2015 WV Conference Tourney JV/V GIRLS2/10/2015 Westwood (JV G-4pm, JV B-5pm) Kingsley2/12/2015 Girls Districts TBA2/13/2015 MMC JV/V-B Marcus2/15/2012 Girls Regionals

JV BASKETBALL

12/2/2014 Lawton Bronson--JV G & B 4pm Kingsley12/5/2014 Woodbury Central--JV GBB 4PM BBB 5PM Moville12/9/2014 OABCIG (JV G04pm, JV B-5pm) Kingsley1/6/2015 RidgeView--JV GBB 4:00 & JV BBB 5:00 Kingsley1/10/2015 JV Boys Lawton-Bronson Tourney Lawton1/13/2015 MVAO (JV G 4:30 & JV B-4:15, JVR B-5:30) Mapleton1/16/2015 Westwood (JV G-4pm, JV B-5pm) Sloan1/22/2015 RU (JV G-4pm, JV B-5pm) Kingsley1/26/2015 WV Conference Tourney JV/V BOYS1/29/2015 WV Conference Tourney JV/V GIRLS2/2/2015 WV Conference Tourney JV/V GIRLS2/5/2015 WV Conference Tourney JV/V BOYS2/10/2015 Westwood (JV G-4pm, JV B-5pm) Kingsley2/15/2015 MMC (2B) Marcus

2014-15 Wrestling12/1/2014 9th/10th JV Sheldon Tourney-4:30 Sheldon12/4/2014 KP & LB Kingsley12/5/2014 Hinton Tournament--4:30 Hinton12/6/2014 SBL Tournament--9:30am SBL12/9/2014 WM, AW, KP AW

12/11/2014 WM, OABCIG, KP Onawa12/13/2014 AW Tournament--10am Akron12/15/2014 JV Wrestling @ SBL--5pm Sgt. Bluff12/16/2014 MVAO,KP, WC Mapleton12/20/2014 Cherokee Tournament Cherokee

1/8/2015 KP, WW, Ridgeview Sloan1/10/2015 West Sioux Tournament--9:30am Hawarden1/12/2015 JV Wrestling @ West Sioux--4pm Hawarden1/15/2015 Central Lyon/Rock Valley/SF Washington Rock Rapids1/17/2015 WV Conference Tournament Ida Grove

1/23&24/2015 OABCIG Tournament Ida Grove1/31/2015 K-P Wrestling Invite--9:30am Kingsley2/2/2015 MMC & KP & Heelan Marcus2/7/2015 Sectional Tournament TBA

2/14/2015 District Tournament TBA2/18-21/2015 State Tournament Des Moines

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Pizza

Corn

Breakfast Sliders

Beef & Cheese BurritoChicken Wrap

Baked Fries

Cinnamon Roll

Mini Corn Dogs No School No School No School

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Soft Shell Tacos

Tortilla ChipsPeas

Waffles

BBQ Meatball SubDinner RollCheesy Green BeansMashed Potatoes w/GravyIce Cream

Breakfast Pizza

Country Fried SteakChicken NuggetsBreadCorn ChipsBaked Beans

Cheesy Eggs w/Toast

Super Mexi TotsHamburger or Cheeseburger

Baked Fries

French Toast Sticks

Chicken Fajita Wrap

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Kingsley-Pierson Breakfast & Lunch Menu

Meal Prices

Lunch Choices Offered Daily:

- Fruit & Vegetable Bar - Skim, Low-Fat & Skim Chocolate Milk Students may select one of the two entrée options

Breakfast Choices Offered Daily: - Fruit & 100% Juice - Breakfast Entrée - WG Cereal - Skim, Low-Fat & Skim Chocolate Milk

Orange Chicken Wrap

Green Beans

Breakfast Round

Tator Tot Casserolew/Bread

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Grades K-12 $1.75 Grades K-12 $2.35Adult $3.30Extra Entrée $1.50

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Hamburger or Cheeseburger

Baked Fries

Pancakes

BBQ Pulled Pork SandwichMeatballs w/Gravy

BreadMashed Potatoes

Breakfast Pizza

Turkey & GravyBreadstickHot Ham & Cheese

Peas

Sausage Pancake Stick

Spaghetti w/Meat Sauce

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Tomato Soup

Breakfast Sliders

Grilled CheesePizza

Corn

Cinnamon Roll

Beef Stroganoff w/PastaChicken Wrap

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w/BreadOrange Chicken Wrap

Corn

Breakfast Round

GoulashSoft Shell Tacos

Carrots

Waffles

Italian Subw/BreadHamburger or Cheeseburger

Peas

Breakfast Pizza

Chicken & NoodlesChicken Nuggets

Corn ChipsBaked Beans

Cheesy Eggs w/Toast

Hot Dogw/BreadChicken Fajita Wrap

Green Beans

French Toast Sticks

Ham & Scalloped Potatoes

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