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Edison Lunch Heroes
ELEMENTARY
Breakfast in the Classroom Menu
March Elementary Breakfast
All Menus Are Subject To Change
All breakfasts include fruit juice and milk choices
1% White or Reduced Sugar Skim Chocolate,
# Contains Peanuts or nuts
WG=Whole Grain
First breakfast for students are free
Adult: $2.45
"This Institution is an equal opportunity provider."
1% White or Reduced Sugar Skim Chocolate,
# Contains Peanuts or nuts
WG=Whole Grain
First breakfast for students are free
Adult: $2.45
"This Institution is an equal opportunity provider."
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Elementary Lunch Menu
March Elementary Lunch
All Menus Are Subject To Change
All lunches include fruit and milk
Student: $2.25
Adult: $4.25
2 Choices of Milk -1% White or Reduced Sugar Skim Chocolate
T - Contains Turkey, # Contains Peanuts or nuts, * Contains Pork, C Contains Chicken , WG Whole Grain
"This Institution is an equal opportunity provider."
Adult: $4.25
2 Choices of Milk -1% White or Reduced Sugar Skim Chocolate
T - Contains Turkey, # Contains Peanuts or nuts, * Contains Pork, C Contains Chicken , WG Whole Grain
"This Institution is an equal opportunity provider."
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Middle School
Breakfast
March Middle School Breakfast
All Menus Are Subject To Change
All breakfasts include fruit juice and milk choices
1% White or Reduced Sugar Skim Chocolate,
# Contains Peanuts or nuts
WG=Whole Grain
First breakfast for students are free
Adult: $2.45
1% White or Reduced Sugar Skim Chocolate,
# Contains Peanuts or nuts
WG=Whole Grain
First breakfast for students are free
Adult: $2.45
"This Institution is an equal opportunity provider."
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Lunch Menu
March Middle School Lunch
All Menus Are Subject To Change
All lunches include fruit and milk choices
Student: $2.50
Adult: $4.25
2 Choices of Milk - 1% White or Reduced Sugar Skim Chocolate
T - Contains Turkey, # Contains Peanuts or nuts, * Contains Pork, C Contains Chicken
"This Institution is an equal opportunity provider."
Student: $2.50
Adult: $4.25
2 Choices of Milk - 1% White or Reduced Sugar Skim Chocolate
T - Contains Turkey, # Contains Peanuts or nuts, * Contains Pork, C Contains Chicken
"This Institution is an equal opportunity provider."
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High School
Breakfast
March High School Breakfast
All Menus Are Subject To Change
All breakfasts include fruit juice and milk choices
1% White or Reduced Sugar Skim Chocolate,
# Contains Peanuts or nuts
WG=Whole Grain
First breakfast for students are free
Adult: $2.45
"This Institution is an equal opportunity provider."
1% White or Reduced Sugar Skim Chocolate,
# Contains Peanuts or nuts
WG=Whole Grain
First breakfast for students are free
Adult: $2.45
"This Institution is an equal opportunity provider."
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4 Choices Available Daily
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Lunch Menu
March High School Lunch
All Menus Are Subject To Change
All lunches include fruit and milk
Student: $2.60
Adult: $4.25
2 Choices of Milk -1% White or Reduced Sugar Skim Chocolate
"This Institution is an equal opportunity provider."
Adult: $4.25
2 Choices of Milk -1% White or Reduced Sugar Skim Chocolate
"This Institution is an equal opportunity provider."
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Daily Hot Sandwiches
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My Way Cafe Bar
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Did You Know?
- The School lunch program began in the 1940’s as a matter of National Security when many of our young men could not pass their army physical due to malnutrition.
- The USDA Food program was initiated to help farmers who could not sell all of their crops at market.
- The same food products you buy at the grocery store are often the same commodity items we use. The amount of food we receive from the commodity program is based upon the number of students to whom we served lunch during the previous school year.
- School lunch program funding does not come from property taxes. Most of our revenue comes from the school lunches that we sell and via ala carte programs.
- Federal funding for child nutrition programs is included in the annual agriculture appropriations bill. Generally more than $10 billion, 50 percent comes from general revenues (taxes) and the other 50 percent from Section 32 of the Agriculture Adjustment Act of 1935, which allocates 30 percent of all import duties to the Ag. Department.