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Superintendent
Dr. Daniel J. Coles
Board Of Education
John C. Armstrong, President
Deby Dato, Vice President
Jonathan Feryance, Secretary
Kathleen Bianco
Carey McHugh
David Patterson
Brian Swanson
Go Mustangs!
3500 Darrell Road
P.O. Box 920
Island Lake Il 60042
Important Dates
11/16 - EXPLORE testing
11/17 - 2nd Quarter midterms
sent home
11/24 - End of 2nd Exploratory
Rotation
11/24 - 6th grade field trip
11/25 - NO SCHOOL
Non-Attendance Day
11/26 - NO SCHOOL
Thanksgiving Day
11/27 - NO SCHOOL
Non-Attendance Day
11/30 - 3rd Exploratory Rotation
Begins
Volume 9, Issue 3
November 2015
Students of the Month
Shiva Bar Zvi, Makenzie Carlsen, Peyton Chipchase,
Jacob Cvelbar, Amber Davis, Emilee Harris, Melissa
Kraszczyk, Kyle McNutt, Bailey Moody, Clark Morgan,
Rowan Parmelee, Samuel Viner, Chloe Yerkic, Megan
Yonan
What’s Inside:
School News………………...2
Principal’s message…..........3
Honor Roll…………………...4
Important Dates………...…..6
Yearbook Flyer……………..8
Spelling Bee Words……….9
Severe Winter Weather…...11
WHS Fine Arts Boosters….13
Community Events………...15
Breakfast Menu…………....18
Lunch Menu…………….….19
Come join us at our home
boys’ basketball games!
4:00 pm
November 3
November 5
November 16
November 23
GO MUSTANGS!
Cross Country Runners
compete at IESA State
Competiton.
Morgan Thompson and Donovan Carter both had outstanding
cross country seasons. At the
sectional tournament Morgan
Thompson came in 3rd place
with a time of 12:14, allowing
her to qualify for the state cross
country tournament. Donovan
Carter also had an amazing run
at the sectional tournament
earning 5th place with a time
of 11:42 and qualifying for the
state tournament.
At the state tournament both
runners had outstanding
runs. Donovan Carter ran a
time of 11:38 and placed 65 out
of 218 runners.
Morgan
Thompson ran a time
of 11:36 getting 6th place out of
207 runners and also earning a
medal, our first cross country
medal from state for Matthews
Middle School.
Great job athletes!!
Congratulations to our girls’ basketball team!
2015 Suburban Middle School Conference Champions
Back Row: Coach Tulley, Miranda McGraw, Allie Sobczak, Charlotte McDonald,
Madison Fleissner, Taylor Lee, Kiley Szmajda, Linsay Fleissner, Coach VanRoeyen,
Carly Motley
Front Row: Teagan Tulley, Isabel Johnson, Lluvia Sanchez, Maddie Carver, Manager
Maddie Dvorak
Not pictured: Manager Jordan Bodden
Dear MMS Families,
Thank you to those of you who were able to attend fall conferences! Our staff appreciated
the opportunity to meet with you and your student to discuss progress, growth, and goals
moving forward. Students shared portfolios of their work, and teachers provided valuable
feedback and insight into academic achievement. If you were not able to attend
conferences, please feel free to call your child’s team-leader to request a separate
conference during the school day.
While our teachers continue to provide rigorous instruction to our students, administration
is already looking ahead to the next school year. On Monday, November 16, our eighth
graders will be taking the EXPLORE test. This assessment contains Math, Reading,
English and Science components. Formally, it is the eighth grade version of the ACT. Our
district uses the results of this assessment to assist with high school placements. It would
be beneficial for parents to discuss the importance of this test with their eighth graders as
they prepare for the transition to high school.
The month of November always seems to pass by quickly. As a reminder, Thanksgiving
break begins with a non-attendance day on Wednesday, November 25th. In advance of the
holiday, we wish all families a wonderful Thanksgiving!
At Matthews, we continue to be thankful for the support our PTO. In addition to providing
support for classroom technology and assistance for field trips, they work tirelessly on our
behalf, supporting students every step of the way. If you have not joined the PTO, it is
never too late.
We are also thankful for the supportive families who work with teachers, staff, and
administration in building a positive rapport to benefit our students. Please continue to
communicate with us, monitor PowerSchool, and cultivate the learner in your child.
Sincerely,
Robert Taterka
Principal
1st Quarter Honor Roll - Matthews Middle School
Academic Superior Honors – GPA 4.00
6th grade:
Madison Bilancia, Jordan Bodden, Trinity Contreras, Sarah Discher, Owen Donohue, Austin
Fink, Sophie Frick, Ekaterina Ftikas, Cole Conrad Gempison, Jasmine Khaytin, Aiden
McFadden, Javier Muro, Logan Newby, April Ruiz, Samuel Viner
7th grade:
Lauren Ansell, Carolyn Becker, Nicholas Bulgarelli, Makenzie Calliger, Makenzie Carlsen,
Justin Carmona, Jacob Cvelbar, Amyna Encarnacion Ribar, Miranda Fortunato, Sean Fox, Kiera
Funni, Luke Langos, Taylor Lee, Brandon Macintosh, Emily McGovern, Katelyn Mingee,
Elizabeth Nelson, Jack Norland, Taylor Phillips, Katrina Pickup, Samantha Ramirez, Benjamin
Schmidt, Ana Vidal, Chloe Yerkic, Victoria Zoltowska
8th grade:
Tara Bierdz, Donovan Carter, Alicia Diol, Hallie Fedorowicz, Gianna Fellino, Tatiana
Gmitrovic, Emilee Harris, Rhyanne Hernandez, Mikayla Kantorski, Breanna Kinney, Karla
Morales, Clark Morgan, Natalie Nunez, Isabella Oakes, Katie Polen, Casey Suchor, Allie
Tarakanov, Megan Yonan, Kate Zerfahs
Academic High Honors – GPA 3.5-3.99
6th grade:
Isabella Acosta, Angelina Baccelli, Brandon Blazyk, Benjamin Bueno, Garrison Carter, Collin
Cheshier, Logan Corneil, Amber Davis, Jenna Davito, Justin Drobnik, Ashley Escobar, Cecelia
Estacion, Cory Freed, Evelyn Gil, Megan Hackman, Joseph Haxby, Kailey Hogaboom, Makayla
Hugg, Liana Jacobson, Amelia Jayara, Isabel Johnson, Tyler Juckett, Lily King, Eric Latham,
Kyle McNutt, Charles Miller, Kathryn Minard, Bailey Moody, Ilyssa Nathan, Trey Parker,
Rachel Peat, Seth Pollin, Emmarose Pulio, Kathryn Reuscher, Emma Robison, Ryan Rockey,
Frida Salgado, Monica Santiago, Ryan Shapiro, Sophia Skinger, Michael Vandeveer, Wendy
Vidal
7th grade:
Valeria Arreguin, Paul Balingit, Shiva Bar Zvi, Reina Bonds, Ava Buttelmann, Peyton
Chipchase, Martyna Chmiel, Frank Concialdi, Nallomy Covarrubias, Jacob Czyz, Jenna Dedina,
Sophia Evans, Lindsey Finley, Linsay Fleissner, Madison Fleissner, Mariah Flores, Madeline
Gorrell, Michael Herbst, Krysta Hirschbine, Caitlin Hriljac, Joshua Irizarry, Matthew Jasinski,
Jaime Kayser, Kai Keene, Manav Kordia, Jeremy Kraus, Kierstin Kurtzer, Anna Lassak, Thomas
Lauro, Matthew Leazer, Abigail Linning, Griffin Lyons, Taylor Markl, Miranda McGraw, Jake
Miller, Caden Miller, Carly Motley, Zachary Pallone, Lilija Piwowarczyk, Paiton Plucinski, Jack
Proeschel, Alexandra Rich, Ryan Scherdin, Hayden Splitt, Thomas Stapleton, Tyler Storz, Kiley
Szmajda, Emily Trela, Abdiel Villarreal, Emily Vuglar, JaTon Williams, Mia Zamora
8th grade:
Sophia Acosta, Erin Benson, Nathan Brown, Kellen Calby, Joseph Cednick,
Ashley Cheshier, Joseph Davito, Audrey Deaver, Krysta Flaherty, Rebecca Freed, Madeline
Frick, Estefany Garcia, Laney Gonzalez, Wendy Haro, Shaundra Hollech, Savannah Johnson,
Prabhmeet Kahlon, Selma Khwaja, Nicholas Kotis, Melissa Kraszczyk, Jeffrey Laubach,
Kellian Mason, Hannah Miller, John Minard, Allan Nathan, Michael Olsen, Denise Ortiz,
Vincent Padula, Alyson Pavlowski, Sara Polovin, Jason Ramirez, Jacob Rodell, Madeline Ryan,
Joshua Sloan, Teagan Tallungan, Morgan Thompson, Domenick Valice, Jaclyn Zukowski,
Casey Zyskowski
Academic Honors – GPA 3.00-3.49
6th grade:
Colden Applegate, Jack Baker, Caiden Calliger, Lauren Cannino, Prableen Chinna, Eric Christie,
Britney Cross, Breana Cruz, Nicholas Dean, Naomi Draeger, Gavin Eiswerth, Alyssa Escober,
Carly Fedorowicz, Madilyn Flannigan, Charlotte Flood, Pedro Garcia, Natalie, Gorgius, Connor
Hoffman, Jessica Lange, Sarah Lochen, Kevin McLaughlin, Ethan Molzahn, Yanira Moraza,
Makenzie Ong, Magdalena Parmelee, Kyle Phipps, Hunter Rathgeber, Kayla Riccio, Joshua
Rusin, Daniel Shapiro, Kevin Skowron, Connor Steinmetz, Cameron Thompson, Madison Topp,
Teagan Tulley, Benjamin Twiss, Samuel Valice, Amanda Vepley, Alexis Wendt, Lauren
Yacono
7th grade:
Jared Amezquita, Angel Benitez, Jack Borlik, Matthew Caballero, Gabriel Camargo, Andrea
Carol, Madison Carver, Ariana Consalvo, Vincent DAgostino, Madelyn Dvorak, Mitchell
Dzienis, Austin Fiene Rodriguez, Devin Fitzanko, Julia Fohlmeister, Dylan Francisco, Giovanna
Gonzalez, Nigel Haye, Hailey Hebert, Jose Jacobo, Emily Jacobs, Patrick Jenkins, Alexis
Lamberg, Yessica Magallanes, Patryk Malinowski, Charlotte McDonald, Kathleen McKeown,
Andrea
Miranda,
Jamie
Nader,
Jeffrey
Preusse,
Hannah
Salemi,
Prisma
Sanchez, Cole Schmidt, Dustin Shelton, Kara Snedecor, Marcus Sperling, Cynthia Trujillo,
Jovan Vargas
8th grade:
Benjamin Becker, Zachary Calliger, Daniel Carlson, Amy Funck, Paige Gallagher, Adrianna
Gillespie, Giorgio Gonzalez, Emily Johnson, Mackenzie Jones, Owen Joyner, Adam Khan,
McGwire Landvick, Itzel Lopez, Natalia Lopez, Monica Medina, Emma Miller, Jeffrey Mora,
Rowan Parmalee, Elissa Pavlowski, Daniel Polonyi, Brianna Samp, Kyle Schultz, Halle Smyth,
Anthony Tejeda, Anamari Velazquez, Javier Venegas, Jenna Wendt, Andrew Zalewski
Important Dates for Matthews Middle School
2015-2016 School Year
November
17
24
24
25
26
27
30
2nd Quarter Midterms Sent Home
End of 2nd Exploratory Rotation
6th Grade Field Trip to Camp Duncan
Non-Attendance Day – No School
Thanksgiving Day – No School
Non-Attendance Day – No School
3rd Exploratory Rotation Begins
December
TBA
TBA
8
9
15
18
Winter Sports Pictures
Fall Fundraiser Big Blast Event
MMS 6th/7th Grade and HS Band Concert
MMS/WMS 8th Grade and HS Wind Ensemble Concert
Winter Choir Concert (at WHS)
End of Second Quarter / Winter Break Begins Following Regular School Day
January
4
7
18
29
School Resumes
2nd Quarter Report Cards Sent Home
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day – No School
End of 3rd Exploratory Rotation
February
1
6
9
11
12
15
23
4th Exploratory Rotation Begins
D118 Band Solo and Ensemble
3rd Quarter Midterms Sent Home
Parent Conferences – No Student Attendance
Institute Day – No Student Attendance
President’s Day – No School
National Junior Honor Society Induction (at MMS) 7:00 p.m.
March
2
9
11
14
15
18
28
Spring Choir Concert (at WHS) 7:00 p.m.
MMS Band Concert (at WHS) 7:00 p.m.
End of 3rd Quarter
Beginning of 4th Quarter
3rd Quarter Report Cards Sent Home
Spring Break Begins Following Regular School Day
School Resumes
April
1
4
26
26
27
28
29
30
End of 4th Exploratory Rotation
5th Exploratory Rotation Begins
4th Quarter Midterms Sent Home
MMS Spring Musical Performance for Elementary School
MMS Spring Musical Performance for Elementary School
MMS Spring Musical 7:00 p.m.
MMS Spring Musical 7:00 p.m.
MMS Spring Musical 7:00 p.m.
1
TBA
TBA
24
MMS Spring Musical 2:00 p.m.
Farewell MMS/WMS Choir Concert (at WHS)
MMS Band Concert (at WHS)
Last Day of School if all Emergency Days Are Used
May
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WAUCONDA COMMUNITY UNIT
SCHOOL DISTRICT 118
Superintendent of Schools
Dr. Daniel J. Coles
555 North Main Street, Wauconda, Illinois 60084-1299, (847) 526-7690, Fax (847) 526-1019, www.d118.org
Wauconda Grade • Robert Crown • Cotton Creek • Wauconda Middle • Matthews Middle • Wauconda High
_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Associate Superintendent
Business Services, CSBO
William Harkin
Assistant Superintendent
Curriculum & Instruction
Dr. David Wilm
Assistant Superintendent
Human Resources
Cameron Willis
Assistant Superintendent
Special Services
Valerie Donnan
Assistant Superintendent
Technology Services
Scott Cittadino
Emergency Early Dismissal Procedures
Due to Severe Winter Weather
Dear Parents:
In the event of severe winter weather occurring during the school day, it may be necessary to dismiss the
students housed at Wauconda Middle School, Matthews Middle School and Wauconda High School
earlier than usual.
The reason this action would be taken is to allow the buses an opportunity to drop off these older students
in order to return in time to take the younger elementary students at Wauconda Grade School, Robert
Crown School and Cotton Creek School home according to their regular dismissal schedule.
If this early dismissal was not done, we would run the risk of buses being unable to return the Wauconda
Grade School, Robert Crown and Cotton Creek students to their homes, or very late drop off for these
same students. In addition, we hope to avoid buses driving in a snowstorm when it is dark.
Parents of students in grades six through twelve need to be aware of the possibility that this situation
could occur due to inclement winter weather. If it does, we would enact the SchoolMessenger Service in
an attempt to notify you that your sixth through twelfth grade student was coming home early. As a
result, we ask that you make appropriate arrangements with your sixth through twelfth grade student in
order for them to gain access to shelter after being dismissed early due to weather conditions. This type
of situation does not occur often, but if it does we wanted you to be informed of our actions so that you
and your students can be prepared.
Thank you for your cooperation.
Sincerely,
Dr. Daniel J. Coles
Superintendent of Schools
“Learning For Life – Building Partnerships For Success”
WAUCONDA COMMUNITY UNIT
SCHOOL DISTRICT 118
Superintendent of Schools
Dr. Daniel J. Coles
555 North Main Street, Wauconda, Illinois 60084-1299, (847) 526-7690, Fax (847) 526-1019, www.d118.org
Wauconda Grade • Robert Crown • Cotton Creek • Wauconda Middle • Matthews Middle • Wauconda High
_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Associate Superintendent
Business Services, CSBO
William Harkin
Assistant Superintendent
Curriculum & Instruction
Dr. David Wilm
Assistant Superintendent
Human Resources
Cameron Willis
Assistant Superintendent
Special Services
Valerie Donnan
Assistant Superintendent
Technology Services
Scott Cittadino
Procedimientos de Emergencia de Despido Temprano
Debido a Severo Clima de Invierno
Estimados Padres:
En la eventualidad de un clima severo de invierno durante el día escolar, puede ser necesario despedir a
los estudiantes alojados en la escuelas Wauconda Middle School, Matthews Middle School y Wauconda
High School más temprano de lo usual.
La razón para que esta acción sea tomada es el permitir a los autobuses la oportunidad de llevar a estos
estudiantes mayores a tiempo para volver y llevar a la casa a los estudiantes elementales más jóvenes en
las escuelas Wauconda Grade School, Cotton Creek y Robert Crown según su horario de despido regular.
Si este despido temprano no se hace, estaríamos tomándonos el riesgo de que los autobuses no puedan
llevar a sus casas a los estudiantes de Wauconda Grade School, Cotton Creek y Robert Crown, o que
estos estudiantes lleguen sumamente tarde. En adición, queremos evitar que hayan autobuses corriendo
en una tormenta de nieve cuando ya ha oscurecido.
Los padres de los estudiantes de sexto grado al grado 12 tienen que estar al tanto de la posibilidad de que
esta situación pueda ocurrir debido a las condiciones del clima de invierno. Si ocurre, nosotros no
podremos notificarles personalmente que su estudiante de sexto grado al grado 12 va a llegar temprano a
la casa. Como resultado, les solicito que hagan los arreglos apropiados con su estudiante de sexto grado
al grado 12 de manera que estos tengan acceso a un lugar donde estar después que hayan sido despedidos
temprano debido a las condiciones del clima. Este tipo de situación no ocurre muy seguido, pero si
ocurre, nosotros queremos que ustedes estén informados de nuestras acciones de modo que ustedes y sus
estudiantes estén preparados.
Gracias por su cooperación.
Sinceramente,
Dr. Daniel J. Coles
Superintendente de Escuelas
“Learning For Life – Building Partnerships For Success”
Break a Leg
Student Ads:
Support
WHS Students
with
Playbill Ads!
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This sized ad for
$10.00!
Let your special actor, crew, or pit band member
know how proud you are of his or her hard work
by placing an ad in our Mary Poppins playbill.
You may design your own ad or the playbill team
will create one for you!
All Student Ads will be 2.25” wide by 1.5” tall.
All ads will be in black & white print only.
All ads must be school-appropriate in nature.
All orders must be submitted by Saturday, October 31st!
OPTION 1: We create the ad for you!
Every attempt will be made to seek your final approval by e-mailing the completed ad to the address
provided below.
OPTION 2: Create your own ad!
Your own creativity is the limit as long as the ad is exactly 2.25” wide by 1.5” tall. Send in this page
with payment to WHS FAB and e-mail your ad as a PDF or JPG to: [email protected]
_____________________________________________________________________________
Please return this page and contribution with checks made out to:
WHS FAB (Mary Poppins Ad in the memo section, please)
WHS Fine Arts Boosters
555 N. Main Street
Wauconda, IL 60084
Please check one: _____ Option 1 OR _____ Option 2
Student’s Name: ______________________________________________________________
Parent/Sponsor’s Name: ________________________________________________________
Phone: __________________________ E-Mail: _____________________________________
Message for ad (for OPTION 1):
____________________________________________________________________________
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Please help
Mary Poppins
SOAR!
For a contribution of $30.00
or more, you will be helping
Wauconda High School put
on a successful production
of Mary Poppins!
In return, you will receive your
ad in our playbill.
Performances Dates:
November 19, 20, & 21 @ 7pm
November 22 @ 1pm
Target Local
Customers!
Don’t have an ad? Use your business card!
To place a full-page ad, please contact:
Krys Van Alstyne at [email protected].
All ads must be submitted by Saturday, October 31st
 Ads will be 4.5” wide by 2.5” long.
 All ads will be in black & white.
 Ads should be submitted in PDF or JPG format.
Please return this page and contribution with checks made out to:
WHS FAB (“Mary Poppins Ad” in the memo section, please)
WHS Fine Arts Boosters
555 N. Main Street
Wauconda, IL 60084
PDF or JPG attachments may be e-mailed separately to: [email protected]
Business Name: _______________________________________________
Contact Name: ________________________________________________
Phone: _______________ E-Mail: ________________________________
Comments: __________________________________________________
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Starting in September,
the Library will offer a Homework Help center in our new
digital classroom. Students will be able to drop-in with
homework questions and get assistance from teachers on
Tuesday and Thursday from 4-6 p.m.
& Saturdays from 10 a.m. - 12 p.m.
Our monthly program calendars, available at www.wauclib.org
or in the library, will have specific dates.
United Partnership for a Better Community
Presents
Social hosting refers to adults who knowingly or unknowingly host
underage drinking parties on property that they own, lease or otherwise
control.
•
Did you know that the most common setting for drinking among high
school seniors is a private home?
•
Did you know the likelihood to engage in alcohol dependence or
abuse as an adult drastically increases if alcohol is used before the
age of 21?
•
Did you know that half the states in the U.S. have enacted social host
laws and most villages now have ordinances prohibiting social
hosting?
Please join the United Partnership for a Better Community to learn about
the biological and behavioral consequences that youth suffer when they
participate in underage drinking. Also, find out what legal ramifications can
occur for those adults who are convicted of violating social hosting laws
and ordinances as well as the potential exposure for civil lawsuits.
Who: Parents and Community Members
What: “Social Hosting - What You Need To Know!”
Where: Wauconda High School Auditorium
When: Monday, November 9, 2015 at 7:00 p.m.
The main presenter will be Bill Gentes, Project Coordinator for the Lake
County Underage Drinking and Drug Prevention Task Force. Information
will also be available concerning substance abuse prevention and
treatment.
www.DrugFreeLakeCounty.org
United Partnership for a Better Community
Presenta
Anfitrión Social se refiere a los adultos que con conocimiento o sin
conocimiento organizan fiestas con consume de alcohol de menores en la
propiedad que poseen, rentan/arrendar o de otra forma controlan.
•
¿Sabías que la configuración más común para beber entre los
estudiantes de secundaria es una casa privada?
•
¿Sabías que la probabilidad de participar en la dependencia del
alcohol o abuso en la edad adulta aumenta drásticamente si el
alcohol se usa antes de los 21 años?
•
¿Sabía usted que la mitad de los estados en los EE.UU. han
promulgado leyes de anfitrión social y la mayoría de las pueblos
ahora tienen ordenanzas que prohíben anfitrión social?
Por favor únase al United Partnership for a Better Community para
aprender acerca de las consecuencias biológicas y de comportamiento que
los jóvenes sufren cuando participan en el consumo de alcohol. También,
averigüe las consecuencias jurídicas que se pueden producir para aquellos
adultos que son condenados por violar las leyes y ordenanzas de Anfitrión
sociales, así como el potencial de exposición para los juicios civiles.
Quien: Los padres y miembros de la comunidad
Que: “Anfitrión Social - ¡Lo que usted necesitas
saber!
Donde: Wauconda High School Auditorium
(Auditorio de la Wauconda High School)
Cuando: lunes, 09 de noviembre del 2015 a las 7:00 p.m.
El presentador principal será Bill Gentes, Coordinador del Proyecto para
Lake County Underage Drinking and Drug Prevention Task Force. La
información también estará disponible relativa a la prevención y
tratamiento de abuso de sustancias.
www.DrugFreeLakeCounty.org
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Wauconda School District Breakfast Menu
FRESH BAGEL
CREAM CHEESE
FRESH APPLE AND/OR JUICE
MILK
MINI MAPLE PANCAKES
OR APPLE NUTRIGRAIN BAR
FRESH APPLE AND/OR JUICE
MILK
CINNAMON POP TARTS
FRESH ORANGE AND/OR JUICE
MILK
MINI CHOC CHIP FR. TOAST
OR OATMEAL BREAKFAST BAR
FRESH APPLE AND/OR JUICE
MILK
CINNAMON TOAST CEREAL BAR
FRESH APPLE AND/OR JUICE
MILK
BREAKFAST PRICE: $1.45 - REDUCED BREAKFAST PRICE: $ .30
STRAWBERRY W/G POP TARTS
BLUEBERRY MINI PANCAKES
MINI MAPLE WAFFLES
CHEERIOS CEREAL BAR
GOLDEN GRAHAM CEREAL BAR
FRESH APPLE AND/OR JUICE
OR APPLE CINNAMON MUFFIN
OR OATMEAL BREAKFAST BAR
FRESH BANANA AND/OR JUICE
FRESH APPLE AND/OR JUICE
MILK
FRESH APPLE AND/OR JUICE
FRESH ORANGE AND/OR JUICE
MILK
MILK
W/G =
WHOLE GRAIN
MILK
MILK
1% WHITE MILK AND FAT FREE CHOCOLATE MILK OFFERED DAILY
STRAWBERRY POP TARTS
FRESH APPLE AND/OR ORANGE
MILK
MINI CINNAMON WAFFLES
OR BLUEBERRY MUFFIN
FRESH APPLE AND/OR JUICE
MILK
FRESH BAGEL
CREAM CHEESE
FRESH BANANA AND OR/JUICE
MILK
MINI MAPLE PANCKAES
OR APPLE NUTRIGRAIN BAR
FRESH ORANGE AND/OR JUICE
CINNAMON TOAST CEREAL BAR
FRESH APPLE AND/OR ORANGE
MILK
NO SCHOOL
THANKSGIVING
HAVE A NICE HOLIDAY!
NO SCHOOL
MENU IS SUBJECT TO CHANGE
CINNAMON POP TARTS
FRESH APPLE AND/OR ORANGE
MILK
MINI CHOC CHIP FR.TOAST
OR OATMEAL BREAKFAST BAR
FRESH APPLE AND/OR JUICE
MILK
NO SCHOOL
OUR MENU IS ALIGNED WITH THE USDA's HEALTHIER SCHOOL CHALLENGE
TEAM CHERRIOS CEREAL BAR
FRESH APPLE AND/OR JUICE
MILK
WE WELCOME YOUR QUESTIONS OR COMMENTS. PLEASE CONTACT RICHARD I.REDER, GENERAL MANAGER AT: 847-487-9703.
Middle School Lunch Menu
MONDAY
November 2015
WEDNESDAY
TUESDAY
2
3
THURSDAY
4
4
FRIDAY
5
6
4
Chicken Nuggets w/Wheat Roll
Bosco Stick w/Marinara Sauce
Rotini in Marinara Cheese
Baked Potato w/Cheese Sauce
Irish Nacho Bowl
Green Beans
Tator Tots
Cheese Sauce
Broccoli Florettes
Corn
Fruit
Fruit
Carrots
Fruit
Fruit
Milk
Milk
Fruit
Milk
Milk
Milk
9
10
11
12
13
Chicken Nuggets w/Wheat Roll
Fish PoBoy Sandwich
Spaghetti w/Marinara Cheese
Chicago Style Hot Dog
Sweet & Sour Rice Bowl
Green Beans
Tator Tots
Cheese Sauce
Sweet Potatoes
Corn
Fruit
Fruit
Broccoli Florettes
Fruit
Fruit
Milk
Milk
Fruit
Milk
Milk
Milk
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Mini Chicken Corn Dogs
Bosco Stick w/Marinara Sauce
Chicken Parmesan
Chicken Pot Pie Bowl w/Roll
BBQ Ribette
Green Beans
Tator Tots
Broccoli Florettes
Sweet Potatoes
Corn
Fruit
Fruit
Fruit
Fruit
Fruit
Milk
Milk
Milk
Milk
Milk
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Bosco Stick w/Marinara Sauce
Italian Meatball Sub
Green Beans
Tator Tots
Fruit
Fruit
Milk
Milk
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LOCALLY GROWN ITEMS
Green Beans
ARE OFFERED
Fruit
WHENEVER SEASONALLY
Milk
AVAILABLE.
Happy Thanksgiving!
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Cheese Quesadilla
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LUNCH PRICE: $2.75
MENU IS
SUBJECT
REDUCED LUNCH: $ .40
TO CHANGE
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