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Every child, every day, breakfast & lunch!The USDA program that allows us to provide free meals to all students does not cover the cost of milk for students who pack a lunch. Packers can choose to take a fruit and vegetable with their milk, the minimum required components of a meal, and receive all of those items for free.

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FEBRUARY2021

The Year of the Ox begins on February 12. -Happy New Year!

SCASDElementary

Schools

Tuesday, February 2 Wed., February 3 Thursday, February 4 Friday, February 5

Monday, February 8 Tuesday, February 9 Wed., February 10 Thursday, February 11 Friday, February 12

Monday, February 1

National Pizza Day, on February 9th,

celebrates one of America’s all-time favorite

foods. Whether it is thin crust, Chicago-style,

deep dish or anything in between, just about

everyone loves pizza!

! Over 3 billion pizzas are sold in the USA each year. Add another 1 billion for frozen pizzas.

! 17% of all US Restaurants are pizzerias.

! Pepperoni is the most popular pizza at 36% of all pies ordered.

! 350 slices of pizza are eaten each second in the United States.

! Pizza Hut delivered a six-inch salami pizza to the International Space

Station in 2001— the first pizza delivered to outer space.

! Lombardi’s, the first pizzeria in the United States, opened in 1905 in New York City.

Breakfast: Whole Grain Frudel or Cereal, Raisins & Milk

1. Sloppy Joe Sandwich

Vegetable & Fruit Sides

Today’s Entree Choices

Pepper Strips & Broccoli

2. Deli Turkey Sandwich

Mandarin Oranges

Dessert: Doritos

Hashbrown Assorted VeggiesAssorted Fruit Selections

2. Croissant Breakfast Sandwich (Canadian Turkey Bacon, Egg, & Cheese)



Breakfast: Cook’s Choice or Cereal, Juice & Milk

1. Yogurt Parfait

Sweet Steamed CornStrawberry Cup

Breakfast: Banana Bread or Cereal, Juice & Milk

Today’s Entree Choices1. Popcorn Chicken & Roll


2. Deli Cheese Sandwich


1. Italian Dunkers

Baby Carrots & Cherry Tomatoes

Fresh Fruit & Milk


Fresh Apple Slices

2. Chicken Patty Sandwich

Breakfast: Coffee Cake or Cereal,



1. Chicken Nuggets & RollToday’s Entree Choices

Crisp Baby CarrotsFruit Cup


Breakfast: Coffee Cake or Cereal,

1. BBQ Chicken & Cornbread

Fresh Fruit & Milk


2. Pizzaboli

Fresh Sweet Melon

Vegetable & Fruit SidesBroccoli & Cherry Tomatoes

Dessert: Chips


1. Cheeseburger

Breakfast: Whole Grain Frudel or Cereal, Dried Fruit & Milk

2. Warm Cheese Pretzel

ApplesauceCarrots & Pepper Strips


Apple Slices

Dessert: Cheesy Goldfish


Today’s Entree Choices1. Grilled Cheese Sandwich2. Deli Turkey Sandwich

Vegetable & Fruit SidesTomato Soup Assorted Veggies

Breakfast: Mini Cinnis or Cereal,

Cucumber SlicesStrawberry Cup

1. Big Daddy’s Pizza


Juice & Milk


2. Rice Chex, Yogurt & Sunflower Seeds

Breakfast: Mini Cinnis or Cereal,Juice & Milk

Crunchy Cucumber SlicesChilled Peaches


2. Cheerios, Yogurt & Sunflower Seeds1. Buffalo Chicken Dip


! The U.S. Military has a ready-to-

eat pizza for soldiers that can last

for up to three years.

National

Pizza Day!

Tuesday, February 16 Wed., February 17 Thursday, February 18 Friday, February 19

Monday, February 22 Tuesday, February 23 Wed., February 24 Thursday, February 25 Friday, February 26

Monday, February 15

Everyone's eyes are a little bit different — not

just the color, but also how they work and how well they see. Sometimes all the parts

of the eye don't work together the way they should. But eyeglasses or contact

lenses can help most people see

more clearly.

Someone who is nearsighted (also called myopia) can see stuff up close, like this menu, but

has trouble seeing things further away. Farsighted (also called hyperopia) means someone

can see far away things clearly, but has trouble

seeing items that are close up.

One-third of children age

10-13 need to wear glasses. Three quarters of

adults need help to see clearly.

20/20 VisionA person with 20/20 vision can see what an average person can see on an eye chart when standing 20 feet away.

SCASD Food Services distributes meals each

week to families with children who do not have

access to USDA funded meals in school. This

includes children who are learning at home

and children who are not yet old enough to

attend school. Learn more about this program

at www.scasd.org/ordermeals.

Breakfast: Whole Grain Frudel or Cereal, Raisins & Milk


Vegetable & Fruit SidesPepper Strips & Broccoli

Mandarin Oranges

Dessert: Corn Chips

1. Hot Dog2. Deli Turkey Sandwich 2. Croissant Breakfast Sandwich

(Canadian Turkey Bacon, Egg, & Cheese)

Hashbrown Assorted Veggies


Assorted Fruit Selections



1. Yogurt Parfait


Strawberry CupSweet Steamed Corn



Breakfast: Mini Cinnis or Cereal, Juice & Milk

1. Popcorn Chicken & Roll

Today’s Entree Choices1. Italian Dunkers

2. Chicken Patty Sandwich

Vegetable & Fruit SidesBaby Carrots & Cherry Tomatoes

Fresh Apple Slices

Fresh Fruit & MilkBreakfast: Coffee Cake or Cereal,



1. Chicken Nuggets & Roll



Fruit CupCrisp Baby Carrots

Fresh Sweet Pineapple


Breakfast: Coffee Cake or Cereal,Fresh Fruit & Milk

2. Pizzaboli1. BBQ Chicken & Cornbread

Broccoli & Cherry TomatoesVegetable & Fruit Sides

Dessert: Chocolate Chip Cookie

2. Warm Cheese Pretzel

Breakfast: Whole Grain Frudel or Cereal, Dried Fruit & Milk

Vegetable & Fruit SidesCarrots & Pepper Strips

Today’s Entree Choices1. Cheeseburger

Applesauce


2. Deli Turkey Sandwich

Vegetable & Fruit SidesTomato Soup Assorted Veggies

Dessert: Cheesy Goldfish

1. Grilled Cheese Sandwich


Fruit Cup

1. Pancakes & Canadian Bacon

Breakfast: Mini Cinnis or Cereal,

HashbrownVegetable & Fruit Sides

Mandarin Oranges

2. Rice Chex, Yogurt & Sunflower Seeds

Juice & Milk


The official federal holiday celebrated on the 3rd Monday of February is Washington's Birthday. But as the day honors all of our past presidents, it is more often referred to as Presidents Day.

Enjoy these fun, presidential facts:

j George Washington was the only president elected

unanimously, meaning that all of the state

representatives voted for him.

j Teddy Roosevelt was blind in his left eye due to a

boxing match injury.

j Our 2nd, 3rd, and 5th presidents all died on July 4.

John Adams and Thomas Jefferson died on the same

day in 1826. James Monroe died on July 4 , 1831.

j Ulysses S. Grant, was given a $20 speeding ticket for

riding his horse and buggy too fast down a street in

Washington, D.C.

j The White House's first website went online in

October 1994 during Bill Clinton's administration.

j Jimmy Carter filed a report for a UFO sighting in

1973. He called it “the darndest thing I’ve ever seen.”

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