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Chittenango Central Schools
Vol. 41, No. 2
What’s Inside...
DISTRICT
CALENDAR DATES............ 2
SCHOOL CLOSINGS............ 2
BOLIVAR BPT...................... 3
WELCOME, NEW
TEACHERS!........................4-5
CHS CAMP FEU.................... 5
’neath the red and black
October 2014
SUMMER STRINGS EXTRAVAGANZA!
This past summer marked the second annual
“Things With Strings” summer orchestra camp!
Thirty-three students in grades 4-8 participated
in this four-day camp, which included large
rehearsals, small group lessons, relay races,
scavenger hunts, and other musical games. The
camp was led by Mrs. Shillitoe, Mrs. Ogilvie,
and Mrs. Pierce, and they greatly appreciated the
help from the many Chittenango High School
string players and some Chittenango alumni!
On the final day of string camp, the students
performed a concert for their family and friends. As friends and family walked on the sidewalk
into the concert, they were able to see the creative and colorful artwork that the campers made
with sidewalk chalk. Beautiful music was made, and fun was had by all. “Things With Strings”
looks forward to seeing everybody back next summer!
SCHOOL TAX
COLLECTIONS..................... 5
FERPA..................................... 6
CMS MEDIEVAL
DAY........................................ 6
CMS PROJECT
ENGAGE................................ 7
KINNEYS
DONATIONS......................... 7
MENUS................................... 8
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JOB SHADOWING OPPORTUNITIES
FOR JUNIORS AND SENIORS
For juniors or seniors interested in a future career in the areas of Human Resources or
Engineering, CPP Corp - Consolidated Precision Products, located in downtown
Chittenango, has offered to work with our students to offer job shadowing opportunities.
Participants will be able to to visit CPP Corp and experience the day-to-day work in each of
these areas. Any student that is interested in participating in this job shadow should meet
with their school counselor for further information.
District Calendar Dates
OCTOBER
NOVEMBER
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LSE/Open House/6:00-7:30PM
Bport/Bldg Plng Team Mtg/4:00PM
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Bport/School Pictures
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SEPTSA Mtg @ BRE/6:15PM
Bport/Grandparents’ Day/9:00AM
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Bport/BOE Mtg/6:30PM
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Columbus Day - No School
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BRE/School Pictures
CHS/School Picture Retakes; CMS/PTA Walk/
2:30-5:00PM
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CMS/PTA Mtg/6:30PM
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LSE/PTA Fall Family Night/6:00-7:30PM
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LSE/School Pictures; CMS/Halloween Dance/
6:00-8:00PM
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MCMEA Winter All County Auditions @ DeRuyter
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K-12 Half Day
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BRE/PTA Mtg/6:00PM
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CMS/Picture Retakes
End of Marking Period
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Bport/Bldg Plng Team Mtg/4:00PM
BRE/BOE Mtg/6:30PM
CHS/Fall Concert/6:30PM
BRE/Bldg Plng Team Mtg/3:45PM
Jr High Area All State @ Cortland HS;
Report Cards Issued
Jr High Area All State @ Cortland HS
Parent-Teacher Conference Day - No School for
Students; CHS/Piano Recital/7:30PM
Veteran’s Day - No School
SEPTSA Mtg @ CMS/6:15PM
BRE/”The Brain Show”/6:30-8:00PM
BRE/Picture Retakes
LSE/Picture Retakes; CMS/BOE Mtg/6:30PM;
Bport/PTA Mtg/7:00PM
BRE/PTA Mtg/6:00PM
CHS/Fall Play/7:00PM
BRE/Picture Retakes; BRE/Special Night Out/
6:30-8:00PM; CHS/Fall Play/7:00PM
CHS/Fall Play/7:00PM
Bport/Gr 5 Community Day; CMS/Fall Concert
@ CHS/6:30PM
26-28 Thanksgiving Recess - No School
SCHOOL CLOSINGS
Whenever road or weather conditions in the Chittenango Central School District require closing school for all or part of the regularly
scheduled school day, major commerical radio stations in the Syracuse broadcast area will be notified as soon as possible, as well as TV
Channels 3, 5, 9, and 10. Occasionally it is necessary to close school early due to rapidly deteriorating weather conditions or an adverse
condition within a particular school. When this situation occurs, the district will notify local radio stations and students will arrive home
early. This information will also appear on the school district website (www.chittenangoschools.org). Parents should make arrangements
for the supervision of their children on “snow days,” or in the event of early dismissal. We recommend that such arrangements be made
as soon as possible to guard against the occasional early season storm.
When Chittenango schools are closed, all scheduled activities, events, and programs in the schools for that day are cancelled. The school
closing information applies to all students receiving transportation on Chittenango Central School District buses, including parochial and
private school students, BOCES students, and all others.
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SCHOOL BOARD RECOGNITION WEEK
The week of October 27 – 31, 2014 has been designated as
School Board Recognition Week by the Governor of New
York State. Please feel free to thank our Board Members
for their unselfish volunteer time when you see them. This
year, at the Board meeting scheduled for November 4, 2014,
Chittenango Board of Education Members will be recognized
for their contributions to the Chittenango school community. Each Board Member will receive a certificate and a gift
expressing our appreciation for their voluntary service to the
Chittenango Central School District.
Front Row: Lou Cianfrocco, Geoff Zimmer, Dan Gibbons and Siubhan Bongiovanni.
Back Row: James Boswell, Russ Wehner, Phil Austin, Ed Gratien and Dan Mayer
PARENTS’ RIGHT TO KNOW
Under Federal “No Child Left Behind” legislation, it is the
right of the parent of any student attending Bridgeport,
Bolivar, Lake Street Elementary, Chittenango Middle, or
Chittenango High School to request information regarding
their child’s classroom teacher(s) and paraprofessional staff
assigned to teach their children. Minimum information
parents may request includes:
• Whether the teacher has met State qualification and
licensing criteria for the grade levels and subject areas
in which the teacher provides instruction;
• Whether the teacher is teaching under emergency or other
provisional status through which State qualification or
licensing criteria have been waived;
• The baccalaureate degree major of the teacher and
any other graduate certification or degree held by the
teacher, and the field of discipline of the certification
or degree; and
• Whether the child is provided direct services by other
CCS professionals and, if so, their qualifications.
The Chittenango Central School District is pleased to inform
parents of students in the aforementioned buildings that
all classroom teachers have the requisite New York State
certifications for their employment. Other CCS professional
staff do not provide direct services to students. Questions
regarding a teacher’s specific baccalaureate or advanced
degrees should be sent in writing to:
Administrative Assistant to the
Superintendent of Schools
1732 Fyler Road
Chittenango, New York 13037
BOLIVAR ROAD ELEMENTARY
BUILDING PLANNING TEAM
The 2013-2014 school year ended with the successful
achievement of a school-wide event called “Career/
Community Service Day.” The event began with an
assembly featuring an overview of various career fields
and community service opportunities, a school-wide
sing along, and guest speaker Larry Martin. The Building Planning Team arranged for parents and community
members, representing different career and community
service areas, to share their background knowledge
with students during the remainder of the morning. A
school-wide afternoon interactive assembly consisting of
a Community Service Birdhouse Project finished up the
fun-filled day.
This year, the team will focus on the following goals:
organizing and providing enrichment programs for
students through after-school clubs, recognizing
volunteerism, and working with the PTA to organize a
fourth grade Sendoff Celebration and Moving-Up Event.
If you are interested in sponsoring or helping with a club
this year, please call the school at 687-2880.
The 2014-2015 Bolivar Road Building Planning Team
members are Jeanne Pizzuto-Sauve, Laurie Randall,
Shannon Taylor, Kristin Tedford - parents; Sandy
Athans, Kara Brooker, Dale Devendorf, Brad Williams
- teachers; Mary Lou Champlin - community member;
Kris Burleigh - support staff; and Arnie Merola - administrator. Please feel free to contact members of the BPT
if you have any questions, comments, or suggestions.
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CHITTENANGO CENTRAL SCHOOL WELCOMES NEW TEACHERS
Hello, my name is Claire Angier, and
I am excited to be joining the faculty at
Bolivar Road Elementary School as a
Special Education Teacher. I earned my
undergraduate degree in English at the
University at Buffalo, and my Masters of
Science in Teaching in Special Education
and Elementary Education at LeMoyne
College. Prior to teaching in Chittenango, I was teaching in
Portland, Oregon. While in Portland, I taught for six years in
a kindergarten through sixth grade building as a special education teacher. I am originally from the Syracuse area, and am
excited to be back in Upstate New York. I moved back to the
area with my husband and two young daughters one year ago.
I am looking forward to becoming involved in the Chittenango
School District and Chittenango community, and I am excited
for a happy and productive school year. I am grateful for the
opportunity to join the Chittenango School District faculty, and
I look forward to the upcoming school year.
Hello, my name is Melissa Bisbo, and
I am very excited to be joining the sixth
grade team at Chittenango Middle
School. I received my undergraduate degree in psychology from SUNY
Geneseo, and my Masters in Education
from Lesley University in Cambridge,
MA. After completing graduate school,
I moved to Austin, Texas, where I taught fourth and fifth
grades. I grew up in Central New York and am excited to be
back in the area where I still have family and many friends.
When I am not in the classroom, I enjoy spending time outdoors playing tennis, running, skiing, and camping! I am
really looking forward to the upcoming school year and am
grateful for the opportunity to join the Chittenango School District.
Greetings! My name is Toby Clark, and I
am so thankful and honored to have joined
the Chittenango Central School District
and Bridgeport Elementary School. I have
a Master’s Degree in Early Childhood Education and have spent the last four years
teaching kindergarten and second grade in
Homer, NY. I also have several years of
experience as a teaching assistant in first grade.
I have had the pleasure of living in several different states including Pennsylvania, Kansas, Illinois, and Tennessee. Because of
this, I have been able to see a lot of our country! When I am
not teaching, I enjoy traveling and spending time outside in the
garden or in my hammock. I was recently introduced to kayaking and love it!
I look forward to many years teaching in Chittenango and the
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opportunity to provide an excellent, high-quality education to
each student who passes through my door!
Hello, my name is Jennifer Gerardi,
and I am from Endicott, New York.
I attended SUNY Geneseo where I
earned my Bachelor of Arts degree in
English and certification in teaching
English Language Arts to adolescents.
I continued my education at SUNY
Oswego, earning my Master’s degree in
Literacy Education. Before coming to Chittenango, I taught
eighth grade English at Liverpool as a long-term substitute. I
also taught English abroad in Salzburg, Austria, for a school
year, and have experience substitute teaching in several school
districts around Syracuse and Oswego. In my free time, I like
reading, traveling, and living green.
My name is Elise Gray, and I am very
excited to be joining the faculty as a
fifth grade teacher at Bolivar Road
Elementary School.
I earned a
Bachelor of Science in Marketing
Management from Syracuse University, and a Master of Science for Teachers in Inclusive Childhood Education
from Le Moyne College. I am dually certified to teach Childhood Education and Students with Disabilities. Last year,
I fostered a positive and motivational learning environment
while teaching third grade in the North Syracuse Central School
District. I’m excited to provide my new fifth grade students with
a rich and meaningful education this school year. I am extremely
grateful for the opportunity to become a part of the Chittenango
Central School District and community, and I look forward to the
upcoming school year!
My name is Abigail Lannon, and I am
working as a sixth grade special education teacher at the Middle School and
a fifth grade special education teacher
at Bolivar. I grew up in the city of
Syracuse where I attended Corcoran
High School. I graduated from LeMoyne College with both my undergraduate and graduate degrees. Shortly after graduation, I moved
to Buffalo where I taught kindergarten and first grade special
education for three years. I moved back to Syracuse to be
with my husband in 2011, and took a job as a special education teacher in Solvay. I have worked there for the past three
and a half years in grades K-5. When I am not in school,
you can find me playing with my 11 month old daughter,
Adelaide, playing soccer, biking, swimming, taking pictures, or
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working on Cape Cod. I am very excited to be joining the team
here at Chittenango, and I am looking forward to a great year!
My name is Meghan Samsel, and I am
a new sixth grade ELA/math teacher at
the middle school. I attended Syracuse
University where I received my undergraduate degree in Inclusive Elementary, Special Education, and Sociology.
I also obtained my Master’s Degree in
Literacy Education through Canisius
College. I have been working as a sixth grade special education teacher for the Greene Central School District for the past
two years. Preceding my position at Greene, I taught at the
Montessori School of Syracuse, as well as the Canastota
Central School District. Growing up in Canastota and
having student taught at Chittenango, my family and I were very
excited to move back home and become a part of such an exceptional school district and community. When I am not teaching, I
enjoy spending time with my husband, Heath, and my daughter,
Summer. I am so thrilled to be a part of the Chittenango community and look forward to the year ahead!
School Tax Collections for September through November 6th
Oneida Savings Bank will be collecting school taxes again this fall. Payments can be made whenever the bank is
open, either at the drive-in or any teller window at the Chittenango Branch only of Oneida Savings Bank. If you
need any information with regard to your school tax bill; i.e., dates, amount due, or proof of payment, please go to
http://www.taxlookup.net/chittenango/
CAMP FEU 2014
The science department wrapped up the sixth annual Camp FEU
with a fun showcase and ice cream party. Seventeen students
participated in this year’s event, officially the largest turnout
ever. Students from the middle and high school Science Olympiad teams worked on events in preparation for the upcoming
2015 season. Noah Suave’s computer game creation was a big
hit, while the team of Diego Prado, Isaiah Prado, and Patrick
Clobridge tried to hit things with a newly minted air trajectory
cannon. Thanks to our amazing alumni, Alison Houseman,
Kevin Beagle, David Beagle, and Daniel Hanggi for volunteering their time and talent inspiring the next generation of
olympians. Anyone interested in joining the Middle School program should contact Beth Bennett, while new participants
at the High School are welcome to contact Harold Muller or Beth Carpenter.
A.I.S. SERVICES
A.I.S., or Academic Intervention Services, are an important part of the Chittenango Central Schools Program. The overall
objective of the services is to provide support for students who are experiencing problems keeping up with the academic
pace required in schools. The Federal Government under NCLB (No Child Left Behind) Legislation provides funding to
assist districts with these programs. The funding levels are based on the overall wealth of the community and the number
of students qualifying for the free and reduced lunch program. The legislation also has requirements that districts must
meet including, but not limited to, levels of student performance on mandated testing, qualifications of teachers in core
subject areas, parent’s right to know (see accompanying notice), and opportunities for parents to provide input on programs
the district might use in their A.I.S. services. We also provide notices to parents of children receiving these services which
include why their child will have these services available, periodic reports of their child’s progress, and benchmarks their
child has achieved which disqualify them from receiving these additional supports.
Currently, all aspects of A.I.S. are provided by highly qualified professionals whose salaries, in part, are supported by
federal funding. The funding only provides a portion of those salaries, the majority of which are supported using NYS aid
and local tax dollars.
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FERPA
The Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) (20 U.S.C. § 1232g; 34 CFR Part 99) is a Federal law that protects
the privacy of student education records. The law applies to all schools that receive funds under an applicable program of
the U.S. Department of Education.
FERPA gives parents certain rights with respect to their children’s education records. These rights transfer to the student
when he or she reaches the age of 18 or attends a school beyond the high school level. Students to whom the rights have
transferred are “eligible students.”
• Parents or eligible students have the right to inspect and review the student’s education records maintained by the school.
Schools are not required to provide copies of records unless, for reasons such as great distance, it is impossible for parents
or eligible students to review the records. Schools may charge a fee for copies.
• Parents or eligible students have the right to request that a school correct records which they believe to be inaccurate or
misleading. If the school decides not to amend the record, the parent or eligible student then has the right to a formal
hearing. After the hearing, if the school still decides not to amend the record, the parent or eligible student has the right
to place a statement with the record setting forth his or her view about the contested information.
• Generally, schools must have written permission from the parent or eligible student in order to release any information
from a student’s education record. However, FERPA allows schools to disclose those records, without consent, to the
following parties or under the following conditions (34 CFR § 99.31):
- School officials with legitimate educational interest;
- Other schools to which a student is transferring;
- Specified officials for audit or evaluation purposes;
- Appropriate parties in connection with financial aid to a student;
- Organizations conducting certain studies for or on behalf of the school;
- Accrediting organizations;
- To comply with a judicial order or lawfully issued subpoena;
- Appropriate officials in cases of health and safety emergencies; and
- State and local authorities, within a juvenile justice system, pursuant to specific State law.
Schools may disclose, without consent, “directory” information such as a student’s name, address, telephone number, date
and place of birth, honors and awards, and dates of attendance. However, schools must tell parents and eligible students
about directory information and allow parents and eligible students a reasonable amount of time to request that the school not
disclose directory information about them. Schools must notify parents and eligible students annually of their rights under
FERPA. The actual means of notification (special letter, inclusion in a PTA bulletin, student handbook, or newspaper article)
is left to the discretion of each school.
For additional information, you may call 1-800-USA-LEARN (1-800-872-5327) (voice). Individuals who use TDD may call
1-800-437-0833, or you may contact us at the following address:
Family Policy Compliance Officer
U.S. Department of Education
400 Maryland Avenue, SW
Washington, D.C. 20202-8520
CMS MEDIEVAL DAY 2014
It was a beautiful day in June when the sixth graders at CMS got to step back in time and recreate life
in the Middle Ages. Whether showing off their
feudal attire in a morning fashion show, learning
about the sport of falconry, or challenging someone
in a jousting competition, students were engaged
and learning on a day they’ll always remember.
Pictured are Riley Burns at jousting and the serfs in costume who were
awarded with ice cream at lunch for their excellent costumes.
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BOYS XC TEAM CAMP
This summer the boy’s cross country team traveled to
Raquette Lake N.Y to participate in their 17th annual
five-day running camp. During this camp, athletes were
challenged with double sessions daily. When athletes
weren’t running they were able to swim, boat, play
volleyball, and most importantly, sleep. On the last
full day, teammates traveled to the nearby great camp
Sagamore for a complete tour. The camp was built by
William Wes Durant and owned by the Vanderbilt family.
Each day the team was treated to outstanding food cooked by the friendly staff on site. Meals were served family style
adding to the team building theme of the camp. The team can’t wait to attend XC camp again next summer.
PROJECT ENGAGE
Congratulations to Ashley
Kovach for participating in Project ENGAGE at
Syracuse University this past
July. She applied and was
selected to participate in this
selective one-week program
that focused on Biomedical
Engineering and was sponsored, along with support
from local foundations, by the
Ashley Kovach with Dr. Julie Hasenwinkel, Associate Dean College of Engineering and
for Student Affairs and Associate Professor at Syracuse University, LCS College of Engineering and Computer Science. Computer Science. Ashley
worked with Syracuse University professors and engineers from local industries to learn more about the
field of engineering and how it could impact their lives. These talented girls
learned how they could bring engineering principles to the ideas that they
are passionate about. Well done, Ashley!
THANK YOU, KINNEY
DRUG STORE!
Bridgeport Elementary would like to
thank Kinney Drugs-Bridgeport again
this year for collecting school supplies
for our students. We are very grateful for everything Kinney does to help
make our community a better place!
Pictured are Linda from Kinney Drugs,
Christopher, Eva, Karlee, and Emma.
PERFECT REGENTS SCORES
Since 1993, 378 eighth through twelfth grade Chittenango students have scored at least one 100% on a New York State
Regents exam. This year’s greatest number of 100’s was on the English Regents (15). Congratulations to these students
who received a perfect 100% on a 2013 Regents exam:
English: Paul Billings, Michelle Capeling, Patrick Clobridge, Nicholas Curinga, Isaac Czarnecki, John Davidson, Julianna
Grover, Rebecca Hansen, Allison Henry, Tyler Hodges, Natalie Orbesen, James Perriello, Christopher Scofield, Sierra
Vaughan, and Eric Young.
Integrated Algebra: Trevor Crystal, Ashley Kovach, Matthew Lanphear, and Colton Stellakis.
Algebra 2/Trigonometry: Hannah Bailey and Nicole Zimmer.
Geometry: Phillip Abell, Brennan Buyea, Jonah Capella, Andrew Larsson, Jennie McIntosh, Katelyn Myka,
Anna Norman, Dakota Prado, Thomas Valentine, Leanna Wolf, and Cooper Young.
Biology: Jennie McIntosh and Diego Prado.
Chemistry: Jean-Claude Paquin
Congratulations to these students!
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Chittenango, NY 13037
Permit #16
Chittenango Central School
1732 Fyler Road
Chittenango, NY 13037
Chittenango Central School
Board of Education
J. Daniel Gibbons, President
Geoffrey F. Zimmer, Vice-President
Phil Austin
Siubhan Bongiovanni
James Boswell
Louis Cianfrocco
Edward J. Gratien
Daniel E. Mayer
Russell E. Wehner
Michael A. Schiedo, Superintendent
CHITTENANGO CENTRAL SCHOOL
DISTRICT RESIDENT
OCTOBER LUNCH MENU
School Meals: Convenient, Economical, and Healthy. We serve education every day.
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MONDAY
Garlic Roasted
Chicken w/Corn Muffin
or Beef Burger
Served w/Mashed Potatoes
Orange Glazed Carrots
Assorted Fruit
Milk Choice
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Popcorn Chicken w/
Dipping Sauce & Dinner Roll
or Beef Burger
Served w/BBQ Baked Beans
Steamed Carrots
Assorted Fruit
Milk Choice
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NO SCHOOL
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Ham & Cheese Pretzel
Melt or Beef Burger
Served w/California Blend
Veggies
Homemade Coleslaw
Assorted Fruit
Milk Choice
BBQ Rib Sandwich on
Whole Grain Roll or
Beef Burger
Served w/Baked Beans
Sweet Potato Gems
Assorted Fruit
Milk Choice
WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY
9/30 Taco Boat w/Lettuce
1 Hot Meatball Sub on
2 Baked Pasta w/Meatsauce & 3
Cheese & Salsa or Chicken Patty Whole Grain Roll or Beef Burger
Garlic Breadstick
Served w/Refried Beans
Served w/Tossed Salad
or Chicken Patty
Steamed Brown Rice
& Dressing
Served w/California Blend
Steamed Corn
Steamed Green Beans
Veggies
Assorted Fruit
Assorted Fruit
Baby Carrots & Dip
Milk Choice
Milk Choice
Assorted Fruit
Milk Choice
FRIDAY
Nardone’s French Bread
Pizza or Beef Burger
Served w/Tossed Salad
& Dressing
Steamed Broccoli Cuts
Assorted Fruit
Milk Choice
Pizza Dippers w/Sauce
or Chicken Patty
Served w/California Blend
Veggies
Seasoned Green Beans
Assorted Fruit
Milk Choice
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Breaded Chicken
9 Pizza Burger on Whole
Drumsticks w/Celery
Grain Bun
or Beef Burger Served w/Tossed
or Chicken Patty
Salad & Dressing
Served w/Baked French Fries
Macaroni Salad w/Veggies
Glazed Carrots
Assorted Fruit
Assorted Fruit
Milk Choice
Milk Choice
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Homemade Pizza
or Beef Burger
Served w/Tossed Salad
& Dressing
Steamed Broccoli Cuts
Assorted Fruit
Milk Choice
French Fry Burger on
Whole Grain Bun or
Chicken Patty
Served w/Baby Carrots & Dip
Potato Gems
Assorted Fruit
Milk Choice
15
Macaroni & Cheese
w/Dinner Roll
or Beef Burger
Served w/Cut Green Beans
Orange Glazed Carrots
Assorted Fruit
Milk Choice
16 Soft Beef Taco w/Lettuce,
Cheese & Salsa
or Chicken Patty
Served w/Refried Beans
Steamed Corn
Assorted Fruit
Milk Choice
17
Nardone’s Pizza
or Beef Burger
Served w/Tossed Salad
& Dressing
Steamed Broccoli Cuts
Assorted Fruit
Milk Choice
22
Ground Beef Stew
w/Dinner Roll
or Beef Burger
Served w/Tossed Salad
& Dressing
Steamed Broccoli Cuts
Assorted Fruit
Milk Choice
23 Hot Turkey & Gravy w/
Whole Grain Dinner Roll
or Chicken Patty
Served w/Butternut Squash
Mashed Potatoes
Assorted Fruit
Milk Choice
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30 Baked Chicken w/Garlic
Sauce & Dinner Roll
or Chicken Patty
Served w/ Mashed Potatoes
California Blend Veggies
Assorted Fruit
Milk Choice
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COLUMBUS DAY
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TUESDAY
21
Whole Grain French
Toast w/Sausage
or Chicken Patty
Served w/Potatoes
100% Fruit/Vegetable Juice
Assorted Fruit
Milk Choice
28 Baked Pasta w/Meatsauce & 29
Ground Beef Stew
Garlic Breadstick
w/Corn Muffin
or Chicken Patty
or Beef Burger
Served w/Tossed Salad
Served w/Potato Gems
& Dressing
Steamed Carrot Coins
Cut Green Beans
Assorted Fruit
Assorted Fruit
Milk Choice
Milk Choice
K-12 HALF DAY
NO LUNCHES SERVED
Homemade Pizza
or Beef Burger
Served w/Tossed Salad
& Dressing
Steamed Broccoli Cuts
Assorted Fruit
Milk Choice
PLEASE NOTE: IN ADDITION TO POSTED MENU, ALL SCHOOLS WILL PROVIDE DAILY ALTERNATES: PEANUT BUTTER & JELLY OR CHEESE SANDWICH, YOGURT,AND SALADS AVAILABLE. A complete lunch for grades K-5 is $2.00, grades 6-12 is $2.15; breakfast is $1.35. Desserts and other special menu items
are priced separately. Free and reduced price meals are available and can be applied for any time during the school year--please contact the Food Service Office (687-2864) for
more information. The menu is subject to change due to the availability of food during the month. The high school and middle school cafeterias will offer other daily choices in
addition to the posted menu. Assorted fruit cup and one half-pint of milk are served with all meals; we offer 1%, non-fat, and 1% chocolate milk as daily choices. Breakfast is
served daily before school and is also available at the free and reduced prices. Menus can also be viewed on the district website. If you have any questions, menu suggestions, or
comments, please call the Food Service Office at 687-2864.
OCTOBER BREAKFAST MENU
MONDAY
Assorted Cold Cereals
w/Toast
Peanut Butter or Jelly
Served w/Assorted
Chilled Juices
Milk Choice
TUESDAY
Chef’s Special Hot Breakfast
Assorted Cold Cereals
w/Toast
Peanut Butter or Jelly
Served w/Assorted
Chilled Juices
Milk Choice
WEDNESDAY
Assorted Cold Cereals
w/Toast
Peanut Butter or Jelly
Served w/Assorted
Chilled Juices
Milk Choice
School Breakfast - A Class Act.
THURSDAY
Chef’s Special Hot Breakfast
Assorted Cold Cereals
w/Toast
Peanut Butter or Jelly
Served w/Assorted
Chilled Juices
Milk Choice
FRIDAY
Assorted Cold Cereals
w/Toast
Peanut Butter or Jelly
Served w/Assorted
Chilled Juices
Milk Choice