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CITY AREA PUBLIC SCHOOLS FOOD
SERVICE DEPARTMENT ELEMENTARY
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Please remember to send lunch money in an envelope with students first and last names and teacher 's name written on the envelope. It prevents confusion and we thank you for your cooperation. Parents are always welcome and invited to eat lunch with their children in the cafeteria. If you plan to eat our hot lunch, please call the office in the morning with your "lunch choice" so we can plan for an adequate amount of food. The lunch price for an adult is $3.00 regardless if their child is on a free or reduced payment fee.
Breakfast prices for your child are $1.00 or $.30 reduced, and is served at 7:35 a.m. each morning. Lunch prices are $2.00 or $.40 reduced. Milk is $.30. There are no charges allowed after three charges this year.
Any extra slices of pizza on pizza day: $1.50. Please include the extra amount in your child's envelope.
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APRIL 2008
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Each
day a full salad bar is provided, including fresh fruits & vegetables,
bread, & various side dishes. Half
pints of milk and 100% fruit juices are also available.
Breakfast is available every morning to students, staff, & parents. Prices are $1.00 for K-6 students and $2.00 for adults. Lunch prices are $2.00 for K-6 students and $3.00 dollars for adults. Milk and juice are available for $0.30 each.
Products that contain milk: All pizza, baked chicken/mashed potatoes, burrito w/cheese sauce, cheese omelet, cheese stuffed shells, chicken enchiladas, chicken or cheese quesadilla, chicken parmesan sandwich, chicken stew over biscuits,
All salad dressings are nut and milk free
Caesar dressing does contain anchovies
Salad Bar does a section for peanut butter
For full nutritional
analysis of menu entrees go to: www.tcaps.net/food.shtml
For questions/comments related to school foods, please call: 933-1910
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Why is it unhealthy to skip meals?
Brain
Drain:
Meal skippers have more trouble
with memory, concentration, and often have lower test scores.
Overeating:
Yes – overeating!
When you skip meals, you often make up for it later by eating more…
Poor
performance: Meal
skippers usually have poorer physical and mental performance.
Weight
Management: Eating regular meals rather than skipping actually helps
maintain a healthy body weight.
More Nutrients: Meal skippers usually get less nutrients into their day- especially when breakfast is skipped!
No
child will be discriminated against because of race, color, handicap, national
origin, sex or age.
Any person who believes that she or he has been discriminated against
should immediately write to the Secretary of Agriculture, Washington DC, 20250.