About 74% of americans ages
12-17 had a smartphone in 2016,
up from less than 50% in 2013.
Featured Specials of the Day
Wednesday, February 1
Featured Entree: Cheesy Calzone
Featured Vegetables: Broccoli & Cherry Tomatoes - Caesar Salad
Dessert: Freshly Baked Cookie
Thursday, February 2
Featured Entree: Pulled Pork BBQ Sandwich
Featured Vegetables: Broccoli & Baby Carrots - Tossed Salad
Dessert: Crisp Corn Chips
State College Area
School District
Middle Schools
AVAILABLE
DAILY
All American Grill
Mon - White Pizza & Pasta
Hamburger & Cheeseburger
Chicken Fillet Sandwich
Cheese Pretzel (M,W,F)
Hot Dog (T, Th)
Bacon Cheeseburger (F)
Tues - Buffalo Pizza & Pasta
On All Lines
Little Lions Paw
Pizza & Pasta
Wed - House Made Pizza & Pasta
Thur - Italian Dunkers & Lasagna
Fri - Big D Pizza & Pasta Alfredo
Entree Salad
Yogurt Parfait
PB&J Uncrustable
Sides Available Every Day
Baby Carrots Salads Baked Potatoes Fruit Choices
Fresh Veggies Cowboy Bean Salad or Hummus
Milk Choices Included with Each Meal
Low-fat & Fat-free White, Fat-free Chocolate & Vanilla
Lunch - $2.80
Breakfast - $1.80
Milk - $.60
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Friday, February 3
Featured Entree: Super Bowl!
Choose Spicy Chili or Creamy Broccoli Soup
Served in a Gemelli Bakery Bread Bowl
Featured Vegetable: Cucumbers & Baby Carrots - Caesar Salad
Monday, February 6
Featured Entree: Golden Baked Chicken Fillet & Dinner Roll
Featured Veggies: Caesar Side Salad - Mashed Potatoes & Gravy
Tuesday, February 7
Featured Entree: Chicken Cordon Bleu Sandwich
Featured Vegetables: French Fries - Tossed Salad
Wednesday, February 8
Featured Entree: Little Caesars Pizza & Garlic Bread Stick
Featured Veggies: Cucumbers & Cherry Tomatoes - Caesar Salad
Thursday, February 9
Featured Entree: BBQ Rib Sandwich
Featured Vegetables: Tossed Salad - Carrot & Celery Sticks
Featured Fruit: Warm Cinnamon Apples
Friday, February 10
Featured Entree: Walking Taco
Featured Vegetables: Caesar Salad - Carrots & Sweet Peppers
Dessert: Cinnamon Churro
A wide variety of fruits and vegetables are offered every day.
FRIDAY
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SOUPER
BOWL
PARTY
@ SCHOOL
Choose 1
Banana Bread Honey Wheat Bun
Yogurt Parfait Poptarts Mini Donuts
Muffin or Cereal & String Cheese
Pancake & Sausage (T&F)
Frudels (M&F) Homemade Scones (M&Th)
Mini Cinnis (T&Th) Breakfast Sandwich (W)
Choose 1 or 2
Fresh Fruit 100% Juice
Choose 1
Low Fat or Fat Free Milk
$1.80
A CHIEF OF ALL CHIEFS
im Beckwourth was born a slave in Virginia
Jaround
1800. He became a legendary
mountain man, fur trader, hunter, and
explorer in the untamed Western U.S. during
the 1820’s and 30’s. He discovered a
mountain pass near Lake Tahoe that still
bears his name. Beckwourth spent much of
his adult life in the West living with Apaches,
Sacs, and other Native Americans, who gave
him the name Dark Sky. He led the Crows in battle against the Blackfeet and
was named “A Chief of All Chiefs” by the Crow Nation. Later, he established
trading posts that became the towns of Pueblo, Colorado and Beckwourth,
California. Beckwourth died in a Crow village in Montana in 1866.
AFRICAN AMERICAN HISTORY MONTH
HAPPY FACE = HEALTHY HEART.
It’s February again, so let’s
talk hearts! A study that
followed subjects for 10 years
found that people who
express positive emotions
like contentment and
happiness most often
were far less likely to
develop heart disease.
So put on a happy face!
EAT BETTER. PLAY HARDER. LIVE HEALTHIER. LEARN EASIER.
WELLNESS IS A WAY OF LIFE!
Featured Specials of the Day
Monday, February 13
Featured Entree: Thai Sweet Chili Chicken & Rice
Featured Vegetables: Caesar Side Salad - Steamed Broccoli
Tuesday, February 14
Featured Entree: Ham & Cheese Panini
Featured Vegetables: French Fries - Tossed Salad
Dessert: Sugar Cookie
Featured Specials of the Day
Monday, February 20
Featured Entree: Popcorn Chicken & Roll
Featured Vegetables: Caesar Salad - Mashed Potatoes & Gravy
Tuesday, February 21
Featured Entree: Mini Pancakes & Canadian Bacon
Featured Vegetables: Tossed Salad - Hash Brown Potatoes
Wednesday, February 22
Featured Entree: Cheese Steak Hoagie
Featured Vegetables: Sweet Potato Fries - Caesar Salad
Thursday, February 23
Featured Entree: Sloppy Joe & Corn Chips
Vegetables: Tossed Salad - Broccoli & Sweet Peppers
Friday, February 24
Featured Entree: Macaroni & Cheese and Whole Grain Roll
Featured Vegetable: Steamed Green Beans - Caesar Salad
Dessert: Whole Fruit Swirl Cup
Monday, February 27
Featured Entree: Chicken Nuggets & Soft Pretzel
Featured Veggies: Caesar Salad - Carrots & Cucumber Slices
Tuesday, February 28
Featured Entree: Grilled Turkey, Bacon & Cheese Sandwich
Featured Vegetables: Tossed Salad - French Fries
Wednesday, February 15
Featured Entree: Chicken Quesadilla & Mexican Rice
Featured Vegetables: Sweet Peppers & Celery - Caesar Salad
Thursday, February 16
Featured Entree: Turkey Bowl & Dinner Roll
Featured Veggies: Tossed Salad - Cucumbers & Cherry Tomatoes
Friday, February 17
Featured Entree: Toasted Italian Hoagie
Featured Vegetable: Caesar Salad - Hearty Vegetable Soup
A wide variety of fruits and vegetables are offered every day.
A choice of milk is included with all meals.
George Washington attributed his success as a
General, Statesman, and as the first President of
the United States, in part, to the healthy and
delicious meals that he ate as a youth at his
alma mater, Washington High. School meals are
planned to include five food components: meat/meat
alternate, bread, veggies, fruit and milk. Choose an entree
and a serving of fruit and milk. Help yourself to one served/
portioned vegetable and to all that you care to eat from the
self-serve vegetables. And, when offered, enjoy a dessert.
Students can decline items that they don’t want but must
choose at least three of the five food components - to
include at least one-half cup of fruit or vegetable.
This holiday, celebrated
the 3rd Monday in
February, is usually
called Presidents
Day, but the
federal holiday
is officially called
Washington's
Birthday. Presidents
Day honors all of our
previous US presidents.
In honor of Presidents Day, enjoy these fun
facts about presidents of the United States:
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George Washington was the only president unanimously
elected, meaning all of the state representatives voted
for him.
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John Adams died on the same day as Thomas Jefferson,
July 4th, 1826. This day was also the 50th anniversary
of the approval of the Declaration of Independence!
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Abraham Lincoln often stored things like letters and
documents in his tall stove-piped hat.
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Teddy Roosevelt was blind in his left eye due to an injury
in a boxing match.
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When Ronald Reagan was shot by an assassin in 1981,
he joked "I forgot to duck."
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The "S" in Harry S. Truman doesn’t stand for anything.
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John F. Kennedy was the first president who was a Boy
Scout.
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William Henry Harrison died just 32 days after
becoming president. He died from a cold he got after
standing in the rain for his inauguration.
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Martin Van Buren was the first president to be born as a
citizen of the United States. The presidents before him
were born as British subjects.
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John Tyler had 15 children.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt is the only president to be elected
four times. The 22nd Amendment, ratified in 1951,
limited presidents to two terms.
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Ulysses S. Grant was the first president to run against a
woman candidate, Virginia Woodhull the nominee of the
“Equal Rights Party” in 1872.