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HELLO MAY!

 May is busy with field trips, Living History Museum, Science Fair,  Bouncy Houses, and more.  See the attached May newsletter for more information.  Last day of school is Friday, May 26th.  Students will be released at  10:54 and 11:04 am

    School Breakfast and Lunch Information    

The federal wavier for free meals was not extended to the 2022-2023 school year.  Please check the food services link on the FAMILY AND STUDENTS drop down link above for more information.  Free and reduced meal applications will be available in the office or on the website. 

New prices for Elementary Students:  

Breakfast: $2.00  –   Lunch: $3.00  –  MIlk a la carte: $.50

Winners of the “Impossible Shot”

Mustang Roundup

 “Alice In Wonderland Jr.”

 

 6th Grade Ski Trip

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May 2023
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May Lunch Menu

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Parent-Student Handbook

Lincoln County School District #2 Foodservice Supply-Chain Disruptions

 Our foodservice program is supporting student health and academic success by ensuring access to nutritious meals every day. Unfortunately, providing these meals has become significantly more difficult this year. As the COVID-19 pandemic continues, we are seeing nationwide disruptions to school foodservice manufacturing, supply and distribution channels. What does this mean for school meals? In short, it means that our schools are having trouble getting certain foods and supplies. This results in frequent menu changes, reduced menu variety, and changes in meal service options. These problems are related to supply-chain backlogs, which plague the entire system. The most common problems are discontinued menu items, shortages, longer-than-normal lead times, significantly higher costs compared with pre-pandemic bids, delayed deliveries, and/ or deliveries that contain a tiny fraction of what was ordered. The foodservice industry is predicting that supply-chain disruptions will continue well into 2022. We hope parents and students will be patient as we sort through these supply-chain issues.