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INSPIRING EXCELLENCE EVERY DAY

NEWSLETTER Volume 22, Issue 2

OCTOBER, 2016

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FROM THE PRINCIPAL’S DESK: Dear Parents, The start of a new school year can be an exciting time. It opens up many opportunities for you and for each child. Maybe this year your child will discover a new talent or interest or learn about something that inspires a new hobby. Maybe your child will earn excellent grades this year or have a piece of artwork in the student show. This is the time for a fresh start, and you can help your child achieve great things by setting the stage and encouraging a positive attitude and work ethic. Here are a few tips to help you and your child start school with a positive and determined attitude: Know your child’s strengths, and set high expectations: Have a discussion about his or her strengths and academic goals for the year. Express your support and your confidence in his or her efforts and success. Establish a routine: Help your child succeed this school year by establishing a daily homework schedule and a consistent bedtime. Be sure to stay involved by communicating with teachers, checking grades, and asking your child about how school is going on a regular basis. Make a plan: Ask yourself and your child this question: What is needed to support your child’s work toward their goals? Brainstorm baby steps he or she can take toward these goals. On behalf of Fr. Tom and Fr. Sean Paul, I personally want to thank Joe & Roxanne Gugino, Joe Kroczynski, Ben Huffcut, Ann Marie Gerbracht, Rob & Gaetana Galante, and all of our volunteers, for their efforts with our Summer Send-Off. Everyone had a great time! It was great to see so many alumni and their families attend this event. You are very fortunate to have excellent teachers with so much experience working with your precious child. When you encourage and support your child—and hold him or her accountable—everyone can enjoy a successful year. Let’s keep this year focused on our faith and service to God. Wishing you and your child a blessed school year! Sincerely yours with faith,

James Mulé Principal

SCHOOL CALENDAR REMINDERS:

RACE FOR EDUCATION:

 Wednesday, OCT. 5 - 11:00 am DISMISSAL

On FRIDAY, OCTOBER 21, 2016 students and faculty will participate in our 13th Annual “Race for Education.” Please pray for its success! Our goal for this fund raiser is $50,000; we need EVERYONE to participate in this fun event! RACE TIMES . . . 8:30 to 9:30 am - PK-3 & 4-AM, Gr. 3, 4, 5 9:45 to 10:45 am - Gr. 1, 2, 6 11:00 to 12:00 noon - Gr. 7, 8 12:30 to 1:30 pm - PK-3 & 4-PM, Full-day PK, Kdg.

 Monday, OCT. 10 - NO SCHOOL, in observance of Columbus Day.

CHARACTER TRAITS FOR OCTOBER: Gr. 3-8: Obedience PK-Gr. 2: Respect

OCTOBER, the MONTH OF THE HOLY ROSARY: October invites us to remember one of the most beautiful traditions in our Church . . . the Holy Rosary. When we pray the rosary, we are reminded of significant events in the lives of Jesus and Mary. When we pray reflectively, the rosary will lead us to a deeper union with Jesus, who leads us to our Creator. You are invited to join the students at our all-school rosary recitation on the following Fridays: October 14, 21, and 28. Please join us, too, at our School liturgies, celebrated at 10:30 a.m.: Friday, OCT. 7, Our Lady of the Rosary Wednesday, OCT. 19, North American Martyrs

PROGRESS REPORTS: Five-week progress reports will be distributed to students in grades 2 through 8 on WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 12. Please review it with your child.

Parents are welcome to join us for this event. We are also looking for parent volunteers to help us with the record-keeping the week after the race. Please call the school office, 836-2230, if you can give us some time. JUNIOR HIGH DANCE: St. Amelia students in Grades 6, 7, & 8 will have the opportunity to socialize at a school dance on FRIDAY, OCTOBER 21, from 7:00-10:00 p.m. in the Don Miller Hall. Proper dress is required. EUCHARISTIC ADORATION: Each Monday, the Blessed Sacrament is exposed in Adoration along with a recitation of the Divine Mercy Chaplet at 2:00 p.m. in the church. Please consider joining our Grade 8 and Pre-K 3 classes as they partake in this event on MONDAY, OCTOBER 24, 2016.

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An informational meeting regarding the 8 grade trip, fund raisers, and events for this school year, is scheduled for TUESDAY, OCTOBER 18 at 6:00 p.m. in the school cafeteria. This is a mandatory meeting for parents, so please mark your calendar. Thank you in advance for your cooperation.

Our students will get together on WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 26, for Peer Ministry. This is a Casual Dress Day -- students are allowed to dress out of uniform. Always remember that what they DO choose to wear must be within our guidelines. Thank you for your cooperation!

V.I.P. BREAKFAST:

SCHOOL PHOTOGRAPHS:

On THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20 at 8:00 a.m., we will host a V.I.P. breakfast, with our 5th grade students and a Very Important Person in their life. Breakfast can be purchased in the school cafeteria, where your child will enjoy a delicious meal with their guest. An informational flyer will be sent home prior to the breakfast, please RSVP as soon as possible.

Picture re-take day is set for THURSDAY, OCTOBER 27. Students who were absent on September 16, as well as anyone who is not satisfied with the original package, may be re-photographed. Please have your child return the original package intact. Students who are being photographed on retake day should wear dress-up clothing instead of the school uniform.

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ANNUAL HALLOWEEN PARADE:

STUDENT COUNCIL:

Our annual Halloween Parade will be held on MONDAY, OCTOBER 31, at 1:00 p.m. All students are permitted to wear costumes to school on that day. Toy weapons of any kind are not allowed. Parents are invited to line the parade route outside to see all the children.

Student representatives from Gr. 3-8 meet on a monthly basis to plan and discuss school-related issues. The members of the 2016-17 St. Amelia School Student Council are: Gr.

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Bradley Converse Abigail Murphy William O’Leary Giannah Tucciarone Emmett Marino Tanya Giacomazza Lindsey Jones Allison Kasprzak Parker Cerkiewicz Quinn Hurley Amanda Saber Holden Cenczyk Noah Gatas Addison Aguglia Salvatore DeFrancesco Ronan Cummings

Christopher Coupal Alexander Koschuk Angelo Gasbarre John McMahon Sierra White-Thomson Joseph Mayer Tyler Gibas Anthony Greco Phoebe Francavilla Daniel Mucica Joseph DiMaio Siobhan Murphy Grace Hoffman Sophia Scime Gianna Greco Sophia Max

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Understanding the basics of STEM education. We have talked the STEM talk for a few years, incorporating the Arts and Religion in the acronym, but have schools truly made a shift to integration? Frequently the four parts of STEM have been taught separately and, most of the time, independent from each other.

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By adopting and understanding the STREAM philosophy, Science, Engineering, and Mathematics (Arts and Religion) are integrated into cross-curricular instruction. The Science, Engineering, and Mathematics fields are made complete by the Technology component that provides a creative and innovative way to problem-solve and apply what has been learned. In recent years, there has been a significant decline in the number of college students choosing majors in science or technology related fields. If graduation rates continue with this trend, there will be workforce shortage in areas of engineering and science fields. When we talk about what makes our school different… we are shifting the mindset of our faculty, staff and students to encourage exploration, innovation, and investigation, as well as the discovery of STREAM-related careers and opportunities. This year, we will be increasing the use of technology in the classroom, hands-on activities in Science, STREAM-related field trips, and connections with community members and resources to support STREAM concepts. This fall we are offering a variety of STREAM Academies after school. Students at each grade level will be able to pick a mini course with an emphasis on creativity, inquiry, design, and other STREAM concepts. Each course offers a variety of engaging, hands-on, interdisciplinary activities. The Fall STREAM Academy session began the week of September 19 and will run through the week of November 28, 2016. Go to www.stameliaschool.org/stream-academy for more details about the STREAM Academy courses being offered and registration information. There is still time to join!

PRINCIPAL’S COUNCIL: Student representatives meet with administration as part of our school improvement team. Members of the 2016-17 Principal’s Council are: Gr.

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WELCOME, WELCOME!! A very warm welcome is extended to the following additions to our 2016-17 faculty and staff . . . Miss Katelyn Kaiser - Gr. 5, Teacher, Homeroom 12 Miss Cherie Maul - Gr. 6, Teacher, Homeroom 2 Mr. Benjamin Pytlik - Gr. 2, Teacher, Homeroom 30 Mrs. Jennifer Valeri - Literacy Specialist Mr. Adam Kreutinger - Drama Teacher Miss Laura Scaffidi - School Counselor Mrs. Amanda Moore - Teacher Assistant, Pre-K 4 Miss Melissa Palesh - Teacher Assistant, Pre-K 3 Also new to our school from the Ken-Ton School District . . . Mrs. Lisa Kibler, school nurse Ms. Tracy Butler, special education teacher Mrs. Lisa Guarino, speech pathologist Mr. Ari Halaris, school psychologist

We are so happy to have you join the St. Amelia School faculty and staff!!

Welcome also to the following NEW students who recently entered St. Amelia School: Grade 8: Jayden Baldinelli Grade 7: Ally Albini Elliana Masecchia Grade 6: Lindsey Jones Emma Luczak Savannah Valentine

Angelina Dodson

Abbie Liszewski Morgan McManus Samantha Zakrzewski

Grade 5: Olivia Bisher Grade 4: Jackson Davis Emily Kohler Grade 3: Giancarlo Augello Leonardo Falzone Zoey Skorupa Grade 2: Madison Butrym Grade 1: Philip Bauer Marek Otterson

Grace Hoffman Jocelynn Munoz

Damien Dodson Bailey Keppel

Daniel Masecchia, II Salvatore Falzone

KINDERGARTEN: Nicholas Aguglia Jayden Dodson Madison Hayes Emily Juliano Ashlynn McDonald Bella Rendon Brendan Pirdy Joseph Stitzinger

Joseph Ciovacco Shannon Esmond Dartanian Jones Adam Lundquist Mason McGwier Amora Pappas Granata Ava Stauffiger

4-YEAR-OLD PRE-KINDERGARTEN: Donald Aldrich Simon Armstrong Emily Bauer Richard Bauer Luna Cabana Alexandra Carowick Giovanni Cartone Henry Flynn Clara Fiorello Celine Garrett Riley Gawrys Riley Housler Hayleigh Heyden Kayden Intihar Caden Kloepfer Skylar Lawrence Maxwell McDonald Gabriella Opacic Chelsea Orlandi Giuliana Potter Caydence Saffron Charlotte Sherman Elynn Schrader Allison Telaak Cameron Wright Cassandra Welsh-Bongiovanni Carson Wright 3-YEAR-OLD PRE-KINDERGARTEN: Mia Andriatch Elizabeth Aquilina Sophia Bauman Mia Blackwood Isla Bova Alyssa Cacciotti Lilianna Cap Brooks Cochran Alexandra Crocker Mason Deitz Addison DiCanio Christian Esposito Fynn Fischer Owen George Vincenzo Guercio Jacob Hoestermann Olivia Juliano Clara Lang Juliet Louttit Riley McMahon Nico Milioto Brantley Parrish Jameson Psaradelis Zosia Radwanski Jamieson Root Peyton Snekser Zoey Skorupa Jacob Stillman Caroline Stutz Chloe Townsend James Waddell Lucas Wisniewski

Grayson Arcara Alyssa Barrett Charlotte Beback Fallon Bly Nora Bronson Juliana Calabrese Clark Cich Bradley Cohen Aubree Deiboldt Lilyanna Delbert Nora Dorsaneo Vincenzo Falzone Reid Gawrys Anna Gross Vivian Gugliuzza Samantha Johnson Reagan Kowsky Daniel Lever Clara McMahon Mila Mogavero Kinley O’Connor Charlee Plato Jackson Puff Gavin Robinson Weston Schmidt Olivia Sobczynski Jonathan Stall Livia Stubbe Natalie Thiessen Charles Venator Josephine Welsch

“WEE DELIVER” PROGRAM: As most of you know, St. Amelia School has its own “in-school” postal service, coordinated by Mrs. Jennifer Riddle, and staffed by our third grade students. Parents and other students are encouraged to write notes, letters or to send cards to children here at St. Amelia School. Please enclose them in an envelope and use the address listed for your child. They may be placed in the blue mailbox located outside of the school office. Do not use a REAL stamp, but you are encouraged to place a seal, a sticker or draw a stamp in the corner of the envelope. All children LOVE to receive mail, and our “WEE DELIVER” staff LOVES to deliver it! The classroom streets are as follows:

PEER MINISTRY – (Prayer Buddies): Students in grades Pre-K through Grade 8 participate in Peer Ministry. This year our focus will be on STREAM activities. What is Peer Ministry? Peer Ministry is a time when students from one grade join those from another grade for an activity. The combinations are as follows:

Grade / Room -- Partners with -- Grade / Room K / 27 K / 29 K / 33 Gr. 1 / 19 Gr. 1 / 20 Gr. 1 / 21 Gr. 2 / 30 Gr. 2 / 31 Gr. 2 / 32 Gr. 3 / 14 Gr. 3 / 15 PK 4 / 22 PK 4 / 24 PK 4 / 25

Gr. 4 / 13 Gr. 4 / 16 Gr. 6 / 1 Gr. 5/ 11 Gr. 5 / 12 Gr. 5 / 10 Gr. 7 / 7 Gr. 7 / 8 Gr. 7 /9 Gr. 6 / 2 Gr. 6 / 3 Gr. 8 / 4 Gr. 8 / 5 Gr. 8 / 6

Mrs. Lauren Hover

- 1 Respect Road

Miss Cherie Maul

- 2 Respect Road

Mrs. Janet Larson

- 3 Respect Road

Mr. Michael Rajczak

- 4 Service Lane

Miss Caitlin Scully

- 5 Service Lane

Mrs. Leslie Kane

- 6 Service Lane

Mrs. Brittany Pearson

- 7 Service Lane

Miss Jamie Raepple

- 8 Service Lane

Mrs. Amy Scime

- 9 Service Lane

Mrs. Marianne Carroll

- 10 Service Lane

Mrs. Colleen Emminger

- 11 Character Boulevard

Miss Katelyn Kaiser

- 12 Character Boulevard

Mr. Jedediah Likos

- 13 Character Boulevard

Mrs. Lisa Tolnay

- 14 Character Boulevard

Mrs. Jennifer Riddle

- 15 Character Boulevard

Mrs. Lisa DellaPenta

- 16 Character Boulevard

Miss Margaret Staff

- 19 Knowledge Parkway

Mrs. Maria Setter

- 20 Knowledge Parkway

SCHOOL CLOSING INFORMATION:

Mrs. Caitlin Deveny

- 21 Knowledge Parkway

Mrs. Kathleen Adymy

- 22 Knowledge Parkway

Mrs. Amie O’Day

- 23 Knowledge Parkway

Mrs. Molly Grande

- 24 Knowledge Parkway

If it is determined that classes in the Kenmore-Town of Tonawanda Union Free School District must be cancelled due to inclement weather, every effort will be made to notify the following radio and television stations before 6:00 a.m.:

Mrs. Diane Mayer

- 25 Knowledge Parkway

Mrs. Colleen Milette

- 26 Knowledge Parkway

Miss Jessica Aykroyd

- 27 Faith Way

Mrs. Melissa Dudziak

- 29 Faith Way

Mr. Benjamin Pytlik

- 30 Faith Way

Ms. JoAnn Ensminger

- 31 Faith Way

Miss Laura Curcio

- 32 Faith Way

Mrs. Karen Monaco

- 33 Faith Way

Keep our Wee Deliver carriers busy….. send your child a card or note!

ELITE BOOKS: The 2017 edition of the Elite Coupon Book is available at the school office or from any 8th Grade student at a cost of $20. The proceeds of this sale will benefit the Class of 2017 trip to Washington, D.C. Thank you for your support!

WGRZ-TV2 WIVB-TV4 WKBW-TV7 WECK 1230 AM

WBEN 930 AM WBLK 93.7 FM WBUF 92.9 FM WYRK 106.5 FM

WWKB 1520 AM WKSE 98.5 FM WTSS 102.5 FM WJYE 96.1 FM

Please Note: If the Ken-Ton schools are closed, St. Amelia School will also be closed. Please listen to the news to get the latest school closing information. Do not call the school office or the rectory. Thanks for your cooperation!

TOPS MARKETS IN EDUCATION PROGRAM: St. Amelia School partners with Tops Markets in Education Program Fundraiser. TOPS Friendly Markets are committed to helping schools throughout the communities they serve. Our school is enrolled in the Tops in Education Program to earn money for our students and programming.

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Joe & Roxanne Gugino, chairs; Benjamin Huffcut, co-chair; Robert & Gaetana Galante, Ann Marie Gerbracht, Joe & Joey Kroczynski, Joe Nasca, St. Amelia Home School Association, St. Amelia Holy Name Society, & Staff, and over 150 volunteers who gave of their time and talent to help make our Summer Send-Off a great success!

Last year, St. Amelia School received over $8,000 from the Bonus Card Program. Please RE-REGISTER and spread the word. This is an easy way for SAS to receive funds! If you have not previously registered and are interested in participating, please do the following; 1. Register your TOPS BonusPlus topsmarkets.com/education

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2. When you shop at TOPS up to 5% of your purchases will be directly credited to our school. The more you shop the higher percentage TOPS will donate! Thank you to TOPS and our many families and supporters, for partnering with us in this worthwhile program!

CHURCH ATTENDANCE: Reminder . . . Families who received the parishioner rate for Pre-K through 8th grades, will be verified by your pastor on Monday, September 26. If he does not sign you off as an active parishioner, you will be billed $250 per student. Please do your part and attend Mass as a family ~ remember, the family that prays together, stays together.

SUMMER SEND-OFF: We would like to thank everyone who helped with our Fall Festival . . .

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SCHOOL PICTURES: Thank you to all those volunteers who helped with our school pictures . . . Monica Beback, Colleen Flynn, Sarah Heim, Amy Jones, Merica McCrea, Anne Whitehead, Samantha Wisniewski.

COMING IN NOVEMBER . . .  UNIFORM REMINDERS: Beginning on MONDAY, NOVEMBER 7, students must wear the winter uniform – that is, no shorts, and for junior high students, button-down oxford cloth blouses/shirts with uniform ties  PARENT / TEACHER CONFERENCES:

Asbestos Notification We are notifying you that, according to AHERA regulations, we are in compliance of all laws regarding asbestos. The asbestos management report for our school is always on file in our office. This notification is a requirement of the regulation and means that this building meets all safety standards regarding asbestos.

On TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 3:30 - 7:00 p.m., AND WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 2016, from 7:30-11:00 a.m., we have scheduled Parent/Teacher conferences. This is a time for you to discuss your child’s progress with the teacher. Appointments to meet the teachers must be made before conference day. Your child’s teacher will contact you to set-up a conference time. We are partners for your child. Your child is welcome to attend with you. Make sure you look at your child’s agenda and Data Notebook!

ST. AMELIA SCHOOL “Students of the Month” SEPTEMBER 2016 GR. / RM.

“RESPECT”

“RESPONSIBILITY”

“PERSONAL BEST”

Mr. Rajczak

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Arya Vishion

Bradley Converse

Frank Militello

Miss Scully

8/ 5

Madelyn Arcara

Sara Grace Bates

Patrick Cartonia

Mrs. Kane

8/6

Erik Marshall

Sydney Cerkiewicz

Christopher Schulz

Mrs. Pearson

7/ 7

Christopher Wright

Samantha Bordonaro

Ryan Gregoric

Miss Raepple

7/ 8

Ally Albini

Cidnee Frymire

Emmett Marino

Mrs. Scime

7/ 9

Colin Brennan

Bailey Blanchard

Troy Lovria

Mrs. Hover

6/1

Caden Sullivan

Samuel Bresnock

Mary Hammersmith

Miss Maul

6/ 2

Anthony Greco

Samantha Tocke

Marcus Harter

Mrs. Larson

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Jackson Zenosky

Phoebe Francavilla

Akyra Salemi

Mrs. Carroll

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Christopher Santiago

Nolan Horvatits

Madeline Zastrow

Mrs. Emminger

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Amanda Saber

Madeline Bronson

William Boyle

Miss Kaiser

5 / 12

Marc Grande

Paul Murdie

Aidan Northrup

Mr. Likos

4 / 13

Emily Kohler

Grace Hoffman

Autumn Gross

Mrs. DellaPenta

4 / 16

Addisyn VanDewater

Addison Aguglia

Isabella Maggio

Mrs. Tolnay

3 / 14

Lorilei Steinitz

Emily Jamieson

Sean Higgins

Mrs. Riddle

3 / 15

Beckam Williams

Marco Potter

Sophia Max

Mr. Pytlik

2/30

Carson LoTempio

Sarah Gerbracht

Hannah Morrow

Ms. Ensminger

2 / 31

Owen Holdaway

Jonathan Landen

Camden Dailey

Ms. Curcio

2 / 32

Allie Orlandi

Ava Cavarello

Mariah Guadagna

Miss Staff

1 / 19

Ryan Bronson

Marek Otterson

Emma Gugino

Mrs. Setter

1 / 20

Liam Robinson

Ethan Jasinski

Giavanna Azzinaro

Mrs. Deveny

1 / 21

Collin Murdie

Ryan Heim

Jonathan Zimmerman

Miss Aykroyd

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Bella Rendon

Liana Skorupa

Ava Maggio

Mrs. Dudziak

K / 29

Gianna Sardina

Haley Dobe

Nicholas Aguglia

Mrs. Monaco

K / 33

Joseph Stitzinger

Myles Mogavero

Luciana Fanara

Mrs. Adymy

PK 4 / 22

Brayden Barabas

Luna Cabana

Alexandra Carowick

Mrs. Grande

PK 4 / 24

Aidan Zorn

Gemma Max

Cameron Wright

Mrs. Mayer

PK 4 / 25

Antoinette Snyder

Liam Marzec

Gabriella Veltri

Mrs. O’Day

PK 3 / 23

Sophia Bauman Mia Blackwood

Livia Stubbe

Vincenzo Falzone Jamieson Root

Mrs. Milette

PK 3 / 26

TEACHER

Amelia Bonda

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Christian Esposito ~

Jameson Psaradelis

CORE VALUES Affirming FAITH Awakening KNOWLEDGE Aspiring to SERVE Assuring LEADERSHIP Advancing CHARACTER

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BINGO- Team M-1 9 GOD’S HOLY DAY Attend Mass

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14 Recitation of the Rosary, 2:00 p.m.

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BINGO- Team M-4 BINGO- Team W-4 30 GOD’S HOLY DAY Attend Mass

31 Halloween Parade, 1:00 pm BINGO- Grade 8

15 St. Amelia Day at UB Football Game BINGO- Team S-3

BINGO- Team M-3 23 GOD’S HOLY DAY Attend Mass

8 School Liturgy, 10:30 am, Our Lady of the Rosary

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Saint Amelia School “B” Lunches Macaroni & Cheese Carrots Diced Peaches Apple Juice Cup Milk

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Chicken Vegetable Casserole Mixed Vegetables Brown Rice Applesauce Milk

Turkey Roll Ups with stuffing Gravy Mashed Potatoes Corn Cranberry Sauce Sliced Pears Milk

Gruesome Grilled Cheese Bloody Tomato Soup Creepy Corn Vampire Grape Juice Monster Mixed Fruit Mysterious Milk Halloween Treat

Chicken Nuggets Garlic Noodles Green Beans Fruit Cocktail Milk

Assorted Cold Cereal (Cheerios, Lucky Charms, Coco Puffs, etc.) Pork Sausage Links Amanda’s Bananas Hash Brown Pattie Milk

Baked Potato Bar Asst. toppings taco meat, cheese, bacon bits, etc Broccoli Florets Diced Peaches Fruit Juice Cup MIlk

Bacon Cheesburger French Fries Roasted Cauliflower Diced Pears Milk

Early Dismissal Emergency Drill Day 11:00am No Lunches

Spaghetti w/ plain or meat sauce Breadstick Chopped Romaine Salad Green Beans Diced Peaches Milk

Ch. & Pepperoni Pizza Pasta Salad MM Shape Ups Baby Carrots Milk

Diced Chicken Gravy Mashed Potatoes Roasted Brussel Sprouts Diced Peaches Milk

Sloppy Joe Sandwich French Fries Broccoli Florets Sliced Peaches Milk

Ch. & Pepperoni Pizza Antipasto Salad Chilled Juice Cup Diced Pears Milk

Week of Oct. 3rd Chicken Fajitas HM Italian Wedding Soup Week of Oct. 10th Turkey Wraps HM Chicken Wing Soup Week of Oct. 17th Hot Dog on a bun Chicken Noodle Soup

Meatball Bombers French Fries Corn Diced Pears Milk

Ch. & Pepperoni Pizza Chilled Juice Cup Celery Sticks Empire Apples Milk

Chicken Parmesan Side of Pasta Green Beans Jello Garden Green Salad Milk

Nacho Grande Mexican Rice Corn Fruit Cocktail Milk

Pasta Bar Plain, Meat or Alfredo Sauce Tossed Green Salad Green Beans Fruited Jello Milk

Personal Pan Pizza MM Shape Ups Baby Carrots Sliced Peaches Apple Juice Cup Milk

Week of Oct. 24th Soft Shell Tacos Vegetable Soup Week of Oct. 31st Chicken Salad on bed of Romaine Lettuce Tomato Soup

School News Daily Soup Selection is an additional $.50 to the lunch price, except when listed in the main selection area. This is also an additional charge if you are FREE or REDUCED as well. 3 out of 5 items must be taken for a complete meal with a fruit or vegetable being on of those items. We offer skim, 1% and FF chocolate milk daily. Prepay and save, enroll on myschoolbucks.com for online payments and acct. mgmt.