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April 2015
Saxony Lutheran High School
Rejoice in the Lord Always and in All Ways
“Rejoice in the Lord always; again I will say, Rejoice.”
Philippians 4:4
SAXONY CRUSADERS
Principal’s Message
“The angel said to the women, ‘Do not be afraid, for
I know that you are looking for Jesus, who was
crucified. He is not here; he has risen, just as he said.
Come and see the place where he lay.’”
Matthew 28: 5-6
“He has risen!” What beautiful words giving
Christians the comfort of knowing Jesus suffered,
died, and was resurrected so we have the promise
of eternal life. That is why we rejoice in the Lord
always!
Saxony Lutheran
High School
exists to center
students on
Christ and God’s
Word, to strive for
excellence in all
phases of
education
and to prepare
students for a life
of Christian
discipleship
using God’s Word
as their guide.
Saxony Lutheran
High School
2004 Saxony Dr.
Jackson, MO 63755
Phone 573-204-7555
Fax 573-204-7445
saxonylutheranhigh.org
We rejoice in the Lord at Saxony as we have begun
the enrollment process for the 2015-2016 school
year. We have already enrolled 52 new students
and we expect that number to grow. We are
projecting an overall enrollment of 220 for next
school year.
Dates to
Remember
4/3-4/6
Easter Break
4/10
Midterm
4/10-4/13
Choir Tour
4/14
Jr./Sr.
Conference
4/17-4/18
Saxony Showdown
4/25
Prom
4/28
ACT
4/28
Soccer Taco Night
4:30 p.m.7:30 p.m.
If you are interested or know of any students who
are interested in attending Saxony Lutheran High
School, please contact me.
We continue to prepare for the 1:1 initiative in which
every student will have an electronic tablet for the
2015-2016 school year. We are very happy to
announce that Tali Beaudean has been hired to
serve as our Educational Technology Director. She
will be in charge of the awesome task of leading us
in the 1:1 transition.
We have many activities in April. Please check our
calendar on page 10 for the list of activities.
Inside this issue:
School News
2
Development News 3
Please continue to pray for Saxony Lutheran High
School as we pursue our mission of “Sharing Christ
and Shaping Lives.”
Counselor’s Update
4-8
Honor Roll
9
In His Service,
Activities Calendar
10
Mark Ruark
Lunch Menu
11
Page 2 SLHS April 2015
School News
Prom
Prom will be held on Sat., Apr. 25 at the Drury Lodge in Cape Girardeau. Tickets will be sold during lunch
Apr. 1-9. The cost of tickets is $40.00. The ticket includes a meal.
Doors will open at 6:30 p.m. and dinner will be served at 7:00 p.m.
The dance will be held from 8:00 p.m. -11:00 p.m., with the coronation at 9:00 p.m.
The public is welcome to attend the coronation.
Students bringing a guest must have a permission slip. Students should see Ms. Hayden for a permission slip.
Junior Parents: Your help is needed with prom with set-up and clean-up. We will begin setting up at 9:00 a.m.
on Saturday and clean-up will occur immediately after the end of the dance at 11:00 p.m. We will also need
help transporting supplies back to Saxony after the dance has ended. Please email Ms. Hayden or contact
the office if you can help.
Music News
Congratulations to these students for earning a 1 at the District Music Festival: Annie Hurst (piano),
Reed Thomas (voice), Joshua Varnon (alto saxophone), and Joshua Vogel (piano and mallet solos). They will
be auditioning at State on Sat., May 2.
The Music Tour is heading to Kansas City/Seward on Apr. 10 - 13. Parents are encouraged to follow us for
concerts throughout the weekend. See PlusPortals for details.
Mark your calendar for the Spring Concert on Wed., May 6.
Booster Club
Attention all eligible seniors! For the first time, we are offering a $1,000.00 college scholarship to one male
applicant and one female applicant. Please see Ms. Fuchs for the application and eligibility
requirements. Deadline for submitting this application is Apr. 15. Thank you to all who support Booster Club
and make it possible for us to offer these scholarships.
Booster club will host a Clean Up Day at 12:00 p.m. on Sun., May 3. We do this each year to get the grounds
looking nice for graduation. Please mark your calendar to lend a helping hand. Students are always
welcome!
Soccer Fundraiser
The soccer team will hold a benefit Taco & Taco Salad Supper on Tues, Apr. 28 from 4:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. in
the Commons. Tickets are $5 in advance from any soccer player or the school office, or $6 at the door.
Tickets include sides, dessert, and drinks. All are welcome!
Congratulations!
Congratulations to Abigail Bergman on being selected to participate in the BA All-Star Extravaganza on April
11 as one of the top senior volleyball players in the Southeast Region.
Page 3 SLHS April 2015
Development
With the amount of snow we have had, our Winter Wonderland theme on February 28 was quite appropriate
for the most successful dinner auction Saxony Lutheran High School has held to date!
Because so many of you gave generously of your time, talents and treasures, our dinner auction made
$77,000 in profits, which includes $36,000 that was raised to purchase tablets for our 1:1 initiative for the
2015-2016 school year!
The following are some highlights of the evening:
◦
◦
360 tickets sold!
Over 75 unpaid servants, including Saxony’s staff and many student volunteers, helped make this a
GREAT event!
◦ Small Group Baskets generated $6,350 in the oral auction donations! This was $625 more than last year.
The Birk and Hayden groups brought in almost 35% of the total dollars, and this does not count other
significant dollars made from donations their groups brought in for the oral and silent auctions. Way to go!
◦ Ninety tablets will be purchased at $400 each with the $36,000 raised for the Fund a Project. Donations
continue to come in for the 1:1 initiative. If you wish to give to this, just designate your gift to Fund a
Project. All gifts, regardless of the amount, are important.
◦ Please consider patronizing our businesses that donated items or in-kind services. We are blessed to have
such strong community support.
While it takes many people to pull off an event such as this, and every contribution of time is so very important,
I would like to recognize the following individuals who served on committees or had a significant role in the
dinner auction. I apologize in advance for anyone that I may have forgotten.
Aaron Wunderlich
David Hunt
Kerry Steffens
Sarah Geringer
Amelia Mansfield
Donna Rubach
Larry Cleair
Sherri Palmer
Amy Birk
Frank Zieba
Laura Hayden
Steve Aufdenberg
Andrew Fluegge
Gina Wunderlich
Lori Zieba
Tali Beaudean
Brenda Etzold
Jennifer Schneider
Lydia Mockler
Tammy Abbott
Chase Steffens
Jonathon Bremer
Mark Vogel
Terri Koenig
Chris Wybert
Judi Fuchs
Matt Simpson
Toni Moll
Christine Umfleet
Julie Palmer
Maxine Theiss
Tonya Wybert
Christy Dowdy
Kelly Hartmann
Monica Fluegge
Tim Mirly
Dana Steffens
Ken Fluegge
Rebecca Hurst
Troy Emmons
Wanda Aufdenberg
Blessings,
Rhonda Wessel
Director of Development
Brick Sales
Honor or remember someone special with the purchase of an engraved brick to add to the walk
in front of our outdoor concession stand. The bricks make great graduation gifts.
4 x 8 size: $100 (Maximum 3 lines; 20 characters per line, including punctuation and spaces)
8 x 8 size: $200 (Maximum 6 lines; 20 characters per line, including punctuation and spaces)
Orders need to be placed by calling the office at 204-7555
or contact Rhonda Wessel at [email protected].
Page 4 SLHS April 2015
Counselor’s Update
UPCOMING
ACT DATES

Jun. 13
Register by
May 8
Go to
actstudent.org
for more
information and to
register.
 Are you getting regular email updates from me? I frequently send information
about coming events, scholarship awards, and academics through PlusPortals to both
students and parents. If you haven’t been receiving these, please check your spam
filter, and make sure your email address on PlusPortals is accurate. You can contact
Mrs. Beaudean if you still have difficulty.
 The included list of scholarships and summer programs is an example of what I share
through email. Review these carefully—this edition, for example, includes information
on a number of summer programs for all Saxony students. Summer is a great time to
improve skills or explore new areas; take advantage of these opportunities!
 Mark your calendars for the annual Awards Assembly, held this year on
THURS., MAY 7. The Awards Assembly begins approximately 8:45 a.m. and lasts about
90 minutes. If your student will be receiving an award, you will be notified. Anyone is
welcome to attend.

Junior parents: It’s time to begin planning the SENIOR BREAKFAST, held before the Awards Assembly. If
you are willing to coordinate this fun event, please let me know.

Juniors and seniors will be going to Perryville on Tues., Apr. 14, for the Junior/Senior Conference held at
the Perry Park Center. This program is a timely reminder that we all need to make good choices while
driving—every trip, every day. We will travel to Perryville by school bus and return to Saxony by the end
of the school day; students may be picked up in Perryville at 2:00 p.m. Student permission slips are due
by Thurs., Apr. 9. Thanks to seniors Kristen Gruenwald, Abby Hadler, and Emma Mueller for serving on the
organizing committee for this event.

Third quarter report cards were emailed (to those who requested them) during March. Watch for
regular grade updates from teachers.

As we proceed through the final weeks of the school year, and with warmer weather here, students
may find it difficult to focus attention on school work. Please encourage your student not to fall behind
during this important time of the year! If necessary, speak to teachers about getting help right away —
don’t let things get out of hand before seeking assistance!

Registration for new students is going very well, and we are excited about the quality of our new
freshman class. If you know of any student entering grades 9-12 who would benefit from a Saxony
education, please have them contact me, or send me their information.

Freshmen, sophomores, and juniors have completed the course selection process for next year.
Watch for confirmation emails of your student’s selections.

Some dual credit courses will include book fees (approximately $25) as well as dual credit fees. The
book fees may be assessed even if the student does not enroll in dual credit. Courses involved may
include Psychology, Rhetoric, Sociology, and Advanced Biology. Please contact me if you have
concerns about this.

We will once again take enrollment for dual credit before the school year is finished. Payments for dual
credit are due in August; however, to reserve our spaces in the program, your will need to register for
those courses in May. More information coming soon!

Seniors, please keep me updated as you make your plans for next year. I especially would like to know
about your scholarship awards so that we can recognize you at Awards Day and at Graduation.
Page 5 SLHS April 2015
Counselor’s Update
WHAT ELSE CAN I DO THIS SUMMER?
The summer is a great time to have fun and relax, and you should definitely do that. Here are a few ideas for
how to use the rest of your summer vacation time to work on your long-term goals.

Job Shadow—Observe someone at work. Would this be a career for you?

Volunteer—Get ahead on your service hours while exploring areas of interest. Consider hospitals, nursing
homes, summer childcare programs, helping schools get ready for next year, etc.

ACT Practice—I especially like the free website number2.com . After you take a diagnostic test, you’ll just
practice the kinds of questions you don’t do well on. Imagine the impact as little as an hour of practice a
day can make by the end of the summer.

Read, Read, Read—One great way to improve your ACT scores in English, Reading, and Writing is reading
good writing. The more you practice, the better you’ll score. See your LA teacher for ideas.

Get a Job—Many students work over the summer. Help yourself out by saving as much as you can now so
you won’t have to work as much while you are in college later.
ONLINE SUMMER CLASSES
Some students have asked about taking online classes this summer to meet various graduation requirements.
While we believe every course offered at Saxony is high-quality, we also understand that there are valid
reasons to take courses away from the Saxony campus. Courses that may be taken at this time are Physical
Education, Health, and Personal Finance. We will accept course work completed through two online
providers, or from local high school summer school programs.
Courses taken from other providers (with the exception of most dual credit offered through Southeast Missouri
State University), do earn Saxony credit, but are not included in the Saxony GPA calculations. Students are
expected to uphold the highest standards of integrity while taking these courses. Families are entirely
responsible for the costs of these courses, including textbooks. The Saxony contact for such courses is the
School Counselor.
For both online programs, students work at their own pace to complete assignments by a certain deadline. It
is recommended that students who wish to complete a course over the summer sign up and get started now.
The two online providers we work with are Mizzou and Genesis Academy. You are encouraged to choose the
program that best fits your needs. Sign-up directly with the online provider; they will contact Saxony for
approval.
If you wish to enroll in summer school at a local high school, please contact those schools now for their
enrollment information.
Mizzou: http://mizzouk12online.missouri.edu/?page_id=23 Choose from Health, Personalized Fitness, or
Personal Finance. Note that Missouri residents receive a tuition discount.
Genesis Academy: http://www.genesisva.org/ This is sponsored by a Lutheran High School, and Christian
principles are integral to each course. Choose from High School Health or Physical Education. Personal
Finance may be added later.
Page 6 SLHS April 2015
Counselor’s Update
THINGS TO KNOW—SENIORS
Keep track of your scholarship dollars – I’ll be asking for that information soon!
Important dates:
May 7 – Senior Breakfast, Awards Assembly, and Graduation Picture
May 11 – Graduation Practice
May 17 – Graduation!
Any time you request a transcript for any reason you need to use our Transcript Request Form.
Programs – Everyone
Name
AmeriCorps /
FEMA Corps
Stanford Univ.
Summer
Programs
Washington
University
Summer
Programs
Healthcare
Professionals
Camp
Mizzou PreCollege Summer Programs
Leadership in
Practice
Deadline
Apr 1
Where to Go
Facebook.com/AmeriCorpsNCCC
Various
https://spcs.stanford.edu/
Various
https://summerexperiences.wustl.edu/
A variety of programs for students
with different interests
TBA
http://www.sehealth.org/for-nurses/
SoutheastHealth.aspx?nd=473
Sponsored by Southeast Health
Various
https://musis1.missouri.edu/precollege/
summer_program.cfm
Apr 1
http://www.mochamber.com/mx/
hm.asp?id=LeadershipinPractice
Programs in engineering,
healthcare, the arts, and other
areas
Current freshman; Summer
Advanced Leadership Academy
(four days)
For boys considering the pastoral
ministry, a two-week program at
Concordia Theological Seminary,
Fort Wayne, IN
For any high school student
considering any church-work
career, including pastor, teacher,
DCE, etc. One week at
Concordia Seminary, St. Louis
Be a lifeguard for Cape Parks &
Rec!
Juniors - Win a trip to Washington
DC to meet with Congressmen –
must be CEC customer
Sophomores – a three-day
summer program in Jefferson City
– participate in a house debate –
must be CEC customer
Christ
Academy
Vocatio
Lifeguard
Training
Citizen’s
Electric Youth
Tour
Citizen’s
Electric Cycle
Tour
http://admission.ctsfw.edu/?dest=cahs
Jun 1
http://www.csl.edu/wp-content/
uploads/2010/05/
vocatiobrochure2015.pdf
See the Counseling bulletin board
Apr 13
http://www.cecmo.com/Files/
YouthTourAppRules2015.pdf
Apr 13
Same as above application – don’t be
distracted by the Washington DC information – it’s really the right application!
Notes
A way to serve while earning
money for college
All grades
Page 7 SLHS April 2015
Counselor’s Update
Cape
Girardeau
Conservation
Center Youth
Volunteer
Program
SEMO
Summer
Programs
ACT Prep
Classes
Through
April
See Ms. Fuchs
Great for service hours, FFA
projects, and anyone interested
in conservation and nature
Various
http://www.semo.edu/camps/
Jun 2-11
http://www.semo.edu/continuinged/actprep.html
Programs include music,
athletics, acting, and robotics,
just for a start
Boost your score!
Scholarships – Everyone
Name
Abbott & Fenner
Scholarship
Deadline
Jun 15
Where to Go
Notes
http://
www.abbottandfenner.com/
scholarships.htm
Juniors and seniors
Scholarships – Seniors
IMPORTANT NOTE – Scholarship deadlines are often “received by” deadlines (received by the scholarship
agency, not by Saxony), not postmark deadlines. If I need to complete parts of the scholarship form, please
allow several days for this. If the scholarship asks me to provide a recommendation on the application form,
I will mail the application after I write the recommendation. Please complete the form before you give it to
me, and plan ahead so that you don’t miss deadlines.
Name
Deadline
Where to Go
Notes
Missouri Farm
Bureau
Scholarships
Ryan A. Behrle
Memorial
Scholarship
Chapter BI,
PEO
Scholarship
American Legion Scholarship Program
Church Worker
Study Grant
Various
Various awards with different criteria
Mar 31
http://www.mofb.org/
PromotionEducation/
Scholarships.aspx
Application from Ms. Fuchs
Apr 15
Application from Ms. Fuchs
Any female senior with a 3.5 GPA
Apr 1
Students with family members who have
served in the military
HiTech Communications
Scholarship
Apr 15
http://
www.missourilegion.org/
molegion_019.htm
http://www.missourilwml.org/
uploads/3/2/3/7/3237292/20152016_cwsg_application.pdf
Application from Ms. Fuchs
Apr 1
Any senior from Perry County
Students planning a Lutheran church or
school career
Students preparing for a technology–related
career at a 2 or 4 year college, tech or trade
school
Page 8 SLHS April 2015
Counselor’s Update
College Sports
Scholarship
Jul 1
Citizen’s
Electric Electrical Trades
Scholarship
AmVets Ratliff
Scholarship
AmVets
Department
Scholarship
Cape County
Rotary
Scholarship
All School
Booster Club
Scholarship
Alvert
Hemman
Scholarship
Jacob Weber
Scholarship
Gary Scholl
Scholarship
Apr 13
Apr 1
http://
www.collegesportsscholarship
s.com/scholarship.htm
http://www.cecmo.com/
Files/
ElectricalScholarshipApplication2015.pdf
Application from Ms. Fuchs
An essay about leadership – not just for
athletes
Apr 1
Application from Ms. Fuchs
May 9
Application from Ms. Fuchs
Senior with 3.00 GPA or above, resident of
Cape County
Apr 15
Application from Ms. Fuchs
Senior with 3.5 GPA or higher, at least 2 Saxony
activities
May 1
Application from Ms. Fuchs
Resident of Perry County
May 1
Application from Ms. Fuchs
May 1
Application from Ms. Fuchs
Senior who will enroll in trade or vocational
school
CTLS Graduate
A CEC customer who is study some electrical
field, including electrical engineering
Senior with GPA between 2.0 and 2.9 with
financial need
Senior with 3.00 or above GPA
Links
Name
Scholarship
Experts
Fastweb
Where to Go
https://www.scholarshipexperts.com/scholarships/ourscholarships/education-matters-scholarship
http://edu.fastweb.com/v/o_registration/flow/step1
Scholarships.com
https://www.scholarships.com/
Pinterest
http://www.pinterest.com/saxonycounselor/
Notes
Links to many unique
scholarships
The original and one of the
most extensive scholarship
search services
Another great scholarship
search tool
Links about college,
scholarships, careers and
other things I like
Page 9 SLHS April 2015
Saxony Lutheran High School
Third Quarter Honor Roll 2014-2015
Honor Roll With High Distinction—GPA 4.00
Freshmen
Sophomores
Juniors
Seniors
Emily Cates
Andrew Aufdenberg
Rachael Koehler
Gavin Brown
Jacob Aufdenberg
Emma Mueller
Emma Robison
Hannah Aufdenberg
Jonathan Mueller
Tess Daniel
Abigail Breite
Natalie Schlimpert
Jade Samanta
Nathan Aufdenberg
Jacob Stueve
Elizabeth Kiefner
Lauren Buerck
Abbigail Sinn
Ireland Smith
Emily Buerck
Emily Weber
Grace Mirly
Grace Hanebrink
Chase Steffens
Sofia Voss
Ben Daniel
Andrew Zieba
James Waltz
Nicholas Henry
Joshua Vogel
Emily Killen
Honor Roll With Distinction—GPA 3.75-3.99
Freshmen
Sophomores
Juniors
Seniors
Nicolette Baker
Megan Schmitz
Tessa Allee
Brock Murphy
Austin Bock
Nathan Hurst
Kaleb Barr
Nate Hartmann
Isabelle Singh
Ian Cameron
Anna Palmer
Madison Brune
Logan Meyr
Gray Hallman
Londyn Lorenz
Allie Sprink
Rachel Ekstam
Katie Richmond
Alaina Childers
Tayla Meyr
Luke LeGrand
Laurel Mueller
Rachel Wichern
Emily Hallman
Joshua Varnon
August Connell
Brianna Mueller
Nathan
Lichtenegger
Nathan Ruark
Jalen Williams
Annie Hurst
Corie Williams
Joseph Dordoni
Claire Petzoldt
Ryan Palmer
Hayden Moll
Hunter Yates
Logan Franke
Kyndall Volkerding Clara Vivrett
Taylor Fritsche
Sarah Wichern
Ali Galemmo
Raegan Wieser
Isaac Scheper
Jordan Hecht
Honor Roll —GPA 3.50-3.74
Freshmen
Sophomores
Juniors
Seniors
Addison Beussink
Masyn McWilliams
Tyler Amos
Lucas Ruessler
Sloane Johnson
Amber Bergman
Callie Brown
Laura Mueller
Eli Bohnert
Karsten Short
Wade Petzoldt
Kristen Gruenwald
Nolan Brown
Matthew Parrish
Abigail Emmons
Tyler Swanks
Sarah Stevens
Abby Hadler
Jonathon Drury
Ralph Street
Noah Franke
Wyatt Willis
Logan Welker
Nichole Mobley
Ashley Fritsche
Wil Walker
Alexis Goodson
Jake Wyatt
Analinda Hyatt
Miranda Wyatt
William Rogers
Anthony Kobak
Jordan Wybert
Abigail Roscovius
Sierra Windeknecht
April 2015
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
1
Thursday
2
Golf @
Kimbeland 4 p.m.
Friday
3
Saturday
4
Easter Break
No School
BB vs. Bloomfield
4:30 p.m.
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
Easter
Easter Break
No School
Golf @ Farmington Trn.
BBjv@ Kelly DH
4 p.m.
BB @ Meridian
4:30 p.m.
Oak Ridge Trn.
GSC vs. Sikeston
4:30 p.m.
BB vs. Delta
4:30 p.m.
Biology Field Trip
Track @ Malden
4 p.m.
GSC vs. St. Pius
4:30 p.m.
Midterm
Oak Ridge Trn.
Choir Tour
Golf @ CCC
3:30 p.m.
GSC @ Massac
County 4:30 p.m.
Oak Ridge Trn.
Choir Tour
Track @ Jackson
10 a.m.
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
Choir Tour
Choir Tour
BB vs. Leopold
4:30 p.m.
GSC vs. Kelly
4:30 p.m.
BBjv @ Delta
4:30 p.m.
Jr/Sr Conf. 11 a.m.
Track @ Chaffee 4
p.m.
BBjv vs. Scott City
DH 4 p.m.
GSC vs. Poplar
Bluff 4:30 p.m.
Golf @ Ste.
Genevieve
GSC @ Notre
Dame 5 p.m.
Track @ Kelly
4 p.m.
BB @ North
Pemiscot
4:30 p.m.
Saxony
Showdown
GSC @ Spartan
Invitational
Jr. High Dance
Saxony
Showdown
ACT
GSC @ Spartan
Invitational
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
Golf @ CCC
4 p.m.
Rotary Club
Banquet 6:30 p.m.
Math Day
Track @
Perryville 4 p.m.
BB @ Oran
4:30 p.m.
GSC @ Fredericktown 5 p.m.
BB vs. Kelly
4 p.m.
BB @ Charleston
6 p.m.
GSC @ Sikeston
6 p.m.
BB @ Egyptian
4:30 p.m.
Choir @ St. Paul
Track @ Cape
Central
Prom @ Drury
Lodge
27
28
29
30
Golf @ Sikeston
Conf. 10 a.m.
BBjv @ Valle DH
4 p.m.
ACT
Track @ Notre
Dame 4 p.m.
BB vs. Bell City
4 p.m.
GSC vs. Notre Dame
4 p.m.
Soccer Taco Night
4:30 p.m.-7:30 p.m.
BB @ Chaffee
4:30 p.m.
BBjv vs.
Perryville DH
4 p.m.
Track @ Chaffee
4 p.m.
GSC vs. Perryville
5 p.m.
26
Codes:
GSC—Girls
Soccer
BB—Boys
Baseball
Saxony Café Lunch Menu
April 2015
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Drink choices
include water,
milk, and juice
Choice of
entrée salad
available daily
Grab-n-go
breakfast items
served 7:15 a.m.
to 7:45 a.m.
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
1
2
3
Biscuits & Gravy
Sausage Patty
Hash Brown
Fruit
Yogurt
Meatball Sub
Chips
Side Salad or Corn
Fruit
Dessert
No School
Saturday
4
Optional:
Buffalo Wild Wings
5
12
6
7
8
9
10
No School
Hot Dog on Bun
Chips
Baked Beans or
Corn
Fruit
Optional:
Chick-Fil-A
Cheeseburger
Fries
Corn or Peas
Fruit
Chicken Nuggets
Mashed Potatoes
Green Beans or
Side Salad
Fruit
Pepperoni Pizza
Chips
Fresh Veggies
or Corn
Fruit
13
14
15
16
17
Chicken &
Dumplings
Hot Roll
Green Beans or
Peas
Fruit
Chicken Nuggets
Chips
Fresh Veggies or
Side Salad
Fruit
Ravioli
Breadstick
Side Salad
or Corn
Fruit
Corn Dog
Tater Tots
Baked Beans
or Corn
Fruit
Optional:
Grilled Cheese
Choice of Soup
Side Salad or
Fresh Veggies
Fruit
11
18
Buffalo Wild Wings
19
26
20
21
22
23
24
Cheeseburger Mac
Hot Roll
Peas or Corn
Fruit
Turkey Sub
Chips
Fresh Veggies
Fruit
Optional:
Chick-Fil-A
Chicken Patty
Wheat Bun
Mashed Potatoes
& Gravy
Green Beans or
Peas
Fruit
Spaghetti
Hot Roll
Green Beans or
Side Salad
Fruit
Chicken Quesadilla
27
28
29
30
Turkey Burger
Baked Potato
Green Beans or
Corn
Fruit
Meatball Sub
Chips
Side Salad or
Fresh Veggies
Fruit
BBQ Pork
French Fries
Baked Beans or
Peas
Fruit
Hot Dog on Bun
Mac & Cheese
Baked Beans or
Corn
Fruit
Optional:
Buffalo Wild Wings
25
Rice
Corn
Chips & Salsa
Fruit
Menu subject to
change