Monday, Aug 24
Breakfast
WG Mini Cream Cheese Bagels
Lunch
WG Chinese Chicken Asian Rice Stir Fry Veggies WG Chinese Donut WG Fortune Cookie
Tuesday, Aug 25
Breakfast
WG Donut Holes
Lunch
WG Crispitos/ Toppings Ranchero Benas Corn WG Churro
Wednesday, Aug 26
Breakfast
WG Mini Waffles/ Syrup
Lunch
Spaghetti Meat Sauce Lettuce Salad Green Beans WG Garlic Bread
Thursday, Aug 27
Breakfast
Cornbread
Lunch
C.C. Beef Day! Hamburgers/ WG Bun Fries Baked Beans WG Cookie
Friday, Aug 28
Breakfast
WG Long John PK- WG Mini Long John
Lunch
WG Chicken Nuggets Tater Tots California Blend Veggies/ Cheese WG Muffin
The USDA’s Summer Food Service Program provides no-cost meals to children ages 1- 18 years at approved locations
across the state. To find information about summer meals sites near you, visit the SFSP Site Finder.
2026-2027 School Year
- Breakfast Prices - All Students = $2.38
- Breakfast Prices - Adults = $2.65
- Reduced Breakfast = $.00 Due to the Nebraska Hunger Free Schools Act
- Lunch Prices Grades PK - 4 = $3.40
- Lunch Prices Grades 5-12 = $3.60
- Lunch Prices Adults = $4.30
- Reduced Lunch = $.00 Due to the Nebraska Hunger Free Schools Act
Milk, Fruit, Choice of Fresh Veggies and Chef Salad will be available every day. No Deli Sandwich on the First Day of the Week
Menus are subject to change according to availability
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