Category: District News
School supply lists for 2026-27
Jr./Sr. High School fourth quarter honor roll, principal’s list
Our Jr./Sr. High School is proud to announce the 2025-26 fourth quarter Honor Roll and Principal’s List.
The Honor Roll and Principal’s List recognize outstanding achievement and effort.
Congratulations to the following students:
Honor Roll
Grade 12
- Ezra Brown
- Marcus Dunbar-Eller
- John Fountain
- Natashia Hammond
- Jacob Herringshaw
- Devon Lambert
- Sonia Medina
- Draik Millett
- Kyera Murray
- Makena Nurnberger
Grade 11
- Jayson Austin
- Trinity Belliveau
- Tyler Cotton
- Trent Reynolds
- Larry Sanders III
- Brady Spaulding
- Dameon Trant
- Cheyanne Wall
Grade 10
- Blake Battisti
- Nalisha Cadet
- Elijah Houle
- AshLyn Lewis
- Paige Lochner
- Sawyer Raymond
- Jasmine Rumrill
Grade 9
- Laura Atkins
- Alexandra Hinkle
- Khloe Hisert
- Joshua LaQuee
- Madden Lathers
- Connor Lochner
- Isaac Passero
- Anthony Polidori
- Trent Richards
- Kinley Trumbull
Grade 8
- Jaxon Best
- Brantlee Brownell
- Sophia Bush
- Yadiel DeLeon
- Bently Dodson
- Isabella Hearn
- Piper Kretser
- MaeLyn Meddaugh
- Hunter Mickel
- Julian President
- Ethan Shostek
- Gavin Smith
- Rosabella Smith
- Maicee Thomas
Grade 7
- Brody Crewell
- Lleyton Emrick
- Demora Lawson
- Laken MacNeill
- Danyel Rankin
- Isabella Shibley
- Kayden Trumbull
Principal’s List
Grade 12
- Alexis Buley
- Ian Burns
- Josephia Carcasole
- Owen Castellano
- Madison Clayburn
- Emma Cook
- Breyanna Gilot
- Isis Hammond
- Koby Herron
- McKenna Karker
- Alexander Lamphere
- Macey LeRoy
- Constance Narzymski
- Taylor Potter
- Bradley Rumrill
- Joseph Smith
- Morgan Stock
- Dawson Tracki
Grade 11
- Genavive Bathrick
- Kayden Battisti
- Jordyn Best
- Gamliel Brackett
- Kala Clapper
- Faith Clark
- Mason Gray
- Jansheen Haider
- Lyllie Handy
- Hailey Hayes
- Levi Hext
- Brooke Jones
- Landon Kretser
- Lilly Lapi
- Madison Lewis
- Gavin Massie
- Elle Nare
- Faith Narzymski
- Layla Negron
- Ariana Nemeth
- Jonathan Palmeri
- Morgan Prime
- Aidyn Rooney
- Kendra Sackett
- Kendra Schaffer
- Silas Smith
- Jordan Thackrah
- Landon VanGorder
Grade 10
- Joseph Barr
- Brackett, Eliyahna
- Callan, Dio
- Gallt, Brianne
- Gallt, Jordan
- Lapi, Blake
- Mang, George
- Sherwood, Charlotte
- Steinhauer, Gabreilla
- Suits, Daija
- Tracki, Dorian
- Weaver, Evan
Grade 9
- Halleli Brackett
- Alyvia Castellano
- McKenna Hisert
- Jazmain Leonard
- Lainie McDuffee
- Isabella McGuire
- Jack Parkinson
- Mary Pomatto
- Braddock Putnam
- Molly Shults
- Jaymes Smith
Grade 8
- Fiona Brown
- Owen Charboneau
- Aubree Childs
- Milo Clark
- Christopher Compton Jr.
- Sienna Dean
- Laura Flynn
- Jake Fountain
- Raelynn Fournier
- Laylah Hardnett
- Amarha Herring
- McKenzie Jones
- Timothy Keane
- Jacob LaQuee
- Claudia Maring
- Aishwarya Murray
- Mara Poultney
- Dante Santiago
- Noah Smith
- Booker Tarica
- Adalay Webb
- Ziva Yerdon
Grade 7
- Isabelle Allen
- Aiden Bunker
- Kyle Christman
- KataLenah Clapper
- Nauni Fink
- Audrina Gomez
- Quinn Hisert
- Lilly Mang
- IvyKate McGuire
- Andres Medina
- Elaena Minarich
- Oliver Parkinson
- Willow Richards
- Isley Ruszkowski
- Beverly Sherwood
- Addison Weaver
Harry Hoag fourth quarter honor roll and principal’s list
Harry Hoag Elementary School is proud to announce the 2025-26 fourth quarter Honor Roll and Principal’s List.
The Honor Roll and Principal’s List recognize outstanding achievement and effort.
Congratulations to the following students:
Honor Roll
Grade 5
- Kaileb DiLorenzo
- Jackson Dolly
- Mieke Hallstein
- Jayce Humphrey
- Terrence Nemecek Jr.
- Jaiden Peraza
- Logan Staples
- Molly Williams
Grade 6
- Payton Bennett
- Abel Clink
- Raelynn D’Arcangelis
- Gulenar Derhm
- Bryson Dodson
- Kailee Gordon
- Cassidee Reese
- Renesmee Tompkins
- Chase Woodcock
- Troy Zabawczuk
Principal’s List
Grade 5
- Emalynn Alkinburgh
- Amber Bowley
- Kamilla Brazee
- Kassidy Brazee
- Emari Brown
- Brady Brownell
- Brianna Compton
- Aleena Crouse
- Jackson Curtis
- Dawson Dean
- Julianna Delgado
- Leigha Hardnett
- Raelynn Hazzard
- Samuel Hisert
- Carter Hubal
- Raylynn Jones
- Sadie Jones
- Arianna Lewis
- Tessa McFee
- Riley O’Connor
- Liam Ohlidal
- Penelope Prevost
- Janasia Raphael
- Ares Rockwell
- Jace Savoie
- Avaj Schuyler
- Madeline Valovic
- Trent Webb
- River Whitehurst
Grade 6
- Cecilia Baker
- Shani Brackett
- Zane Bradt
- Ellyana Brown
- Ty Brownell
- Noah Clark
- Aubrey Clayburn
- Nicholas Compton
- Ryelee David
- Sofia Dawson
- Blaine Dodson
- Dalton Fournier
- Harper Fowler
- Aiden Hardnett
- Corbin Hazzard
- Harlan Heroth
- Jovalee Hisert
- Maria Hisert
- Maison Houston
- Gulzreen Khalid
- Abel Kretser
- Audrey Krug
- Lailah Lewis
- Livia McDuffee
- Joshua Murphy
- Zannah Poultney
- Tanner Putnam
- Grant Reese
- Tabitha Romanello
- Abigail Ryder
- Kobe Skiffington
- Gracie Smith
- Easton Taylor
- Samuel Thomas
- Garett Trumbull
- Carma Weaver-Porter
Congratulations to the Class of 2026
On June 27, the Fort Plain Jr./Sr. High School Class of 2026 received their diplomas, turned their tassels and walked off the graduation stage into the next exciting chapters of their lives.
Hundreds of friends, family and community members were on hand to cheer the seniors and their many accomplishments.
Throughout the ceremony, seniors were encouraged to “soak in” this important moment and to head into their future and lead with curiosity, courage, character and kindness.
Congratulations to our seniors. We’re proud of each of you, Hilltoppers!
Celebrating the Class of 2026
Join us in celebrating our Class of 2026 with our graduation photo album, Top 10 Seniors video, which premiered at graduation, and Senior Spotlights, which were displayed in the high school lobby, shared with our families, highlighted on morning announcements and shared on social media.
Class of 2026 Senior Spotlights
Photo gallery of highlights from the 2026 Fort Plain High School Graduation.
Board of Education appoints Amy Bartholomew as next Superintendent of Schools
The Fort Plain Central School District Board of Education has announced the appointment of Amy Bartholomew as the district’s next superintendent.
Bartholomew, who is currently the principal of Harry Hoag Elementary School, was appointed at a special Board meeting on June 23 and will begin as the district superintendent on July 1.
The Board of Education invites the community to join in welcoming Superintendent Amy Bartholomew as she begins this important new chapter of service to the Fort Plain Central School District.
“I am truly humbled and deeply grateful to be selected to serve as the next superintendent of Fort Plain Central School District,” said Bartholomew. “Fort Plain has shaped both my personal and professional life, and I understand the responsibility that comes with leading a district that means so much to this community. I am honored by the trust the Board of Education has placed in me and fully committed to serving our students, staff, families, and community with integrity and dedication.”
Amy Bartholomew, a graduate of Fort Plain High School and a lifelong resident of our community, brings over two decades of dedicated experience in education and a strong personal understanding of the district she will now lead.
“The Board of Education believes Mrs. Bartholomew is the ideal superintendent to begin leading Fort Plain in a positive and impactful direction,” said Sara McDuffee, President of the Fort Plain Board of Education. “With over 25 years of educational experience, most of those being right here in her home district, Mrs. Bartholomew has experienced and understands both the growing needs and the incredible assets of our community. Her dedication to our students makes her the ideal choice to guide our schools into the future.”
The decision to appoint Bartholomew as superintendent was made after deep consideration by the Board of Education.
“We have experienced tremendous change and transition over the last several years in our district leadership. There were many directions we could have gone in for our next district leader, but all roads kept leading us back to Mrs. Bartholomew,” said McDuffee. “The Board is confident that she will be the steady and consistent leader that our community desires and needs as we move forward.”
About Superintendent Amy Bartholomew
Bartholomew holds a Bachelor of Science degree in elementary and special education from Syracuse University, a Master of Science degree in reading from the University at Albany and a Certificate of Advanced Study in educational leadership from Binghamton University. She holds various professional certifications, including Elementary Education (PK-6), Special Education (Birth-12), School Building Leader (SBL), and School District Leader (SDL).
Of her 25 years in education, Bartholomew has spent 20 serving the Fort Plain Central School District at Harry Hoag Elementary School. Her career has included work with students from prekindergarten through sixth grade in both general education and special education roles. That range of experience has shaped the way she understands student needs, supports staff, and approaches leadership at both the classroom and building levels. In 2024, she was named building principal of Harry Hoag Elementary School.
“Fort Plain is not just where I work. It is where I was born and raised, where I live today, and where I have built my life,” said Bartholomew. “That makes this work deeply personal to me. As superintendent, I will lead with the same values that have guided me throughout my career and my life: a strong work ethic, honesty, thoughtful listening, and a commitment to keeping students at the center of every decision.”
In her new role, Bartholomew plans to take a thoughtful and collaborative approach to district leadership, with attention to both the daily operations of the school system and the long-term planning needed to support continued growth. She will focus on understanding needs across the district, supporting effective practices already in place, and identifying opportunities to strengthen programs, services, and systems for students. Her goal is to help Fort Plain move forward with clarity, consistency, and a shared sense of purpose.
Thank you, Dr. Karen Geelan, for your service to the district
The Board of Education extends its sincere gratitude to Dr. Karen Geelan and acknowledges her service during her tenure as the district’s Interim Superintendent. Dr. Geelan has provided consistent leadership and ensured the continuity of district operations throughout this transitional period. As her interim appointment concludes, the Board extends its thanks for her contributions and wishes her well in her future endeavors.
Summer meals for children and teens
Join us for free and nutritious meals
Again this summer, Fort Plain CSD will be a site for free and nutritious meals for all area children and teens, ages 18 and under.
This program is open to all children and teens, regardless of where they live or where they go to school.
Breakfast and lunch will be served in the cafeteria at Harry Hoag Elementary School, Monday – Thursdays, from Monday, July 6 through Thursday, Aug. 6 during these hours:
Breakfast: 7:30 – 9:15 a.m.
Lunch: 11 a.m. – 12:45 p.m.
Summer meals will not be served at Harry Hoag Elementary School on Fridays.
View the July and August 2026 summer meals menus.
More information about the summer meals program:
Fort Plain Central School District and the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) are equal opportunity employers and providers.
Class of 2026 Senior Spotlights
Join us in celebrating the Class of 2026 with our Senior Spotlights!
Our senior class will be showcased here, on social media and on the digital display and morning announcements at the high school.
Thank you to the students in our high school Multimedia Class and to Mrs. Heroth for their work preparing this year’s spotlights of our seniors.
Klayton Bailey
Michael Blowers
Ezra Brown
Alexis Buley
Ian Burns
Josephia Carcasole
Owen Castellano
Isaac Clark
Madison Clayburn
Emma Cook
Michael Dinehart, Jr.
Marcus Dunbar-Eller
Daniel Euler
Noah Fonda
John Fountain
Breyanna Gilot
Jordynn Gomez
Alexander Grant
Isis Hammond
Natashia Hammond
Jacob Herringshaw
Koby Herron
Rachel Kamp
McKenna Karker
Jarrett Kimmel
Kimberly Kirby
Taylor Knoblauch
Devon Lambert
Alexander Lamphere
Macey LeRoy
Jorge Medina
Sonia Medina
Adrian Millett
Draik Millett
John Morrison
Kyera Murray
Constance Narzymski
Autumn Nichols
Makena Nurnberger
Liberty Pipero
Taylor Potter
Devannan Ragoo
Bradley Rumrill
Joseph Smith
Sage Smith
Morgan Stock
Jayde TenEyck
Dawson Tracki
Summer Trumbull
Fort Plain and Canajoharie residents vote against merger in straw poll
On Thursday, June 4, residents in the Fort Plain and Canajoharie central school districts voted against the proposed merger in an advisory referendum/straw poll vote.
The measure was rejected with a vote of 205 to 406 in Fort Plain and 411 to 490 in Canajoharie.
On behalf of the Boards of Education, Fort Plain Interim Superintendent Dr. Karen Geelan and Canajoharie Superintendent Dr. Nick Fitzgerald wish to thank all who voted in the straw poll. They also thank the members of the CFP Development Panel, the Ambassadors and the Focus Team members of the two communities, who gave generously of their time and their thoughtful input.
“We have learned a great deal through the merger study and gathering of community input. We are confident these insights will help shape new ways for our districts to work together for the benefit of our students,” said Superintendents Fitzgerald and Geelan.
Staff Spotlight: Meet Rachel Heroth – Technology Integration Specialist
Join us in shining a spotlight on the district’s Technology Integration Specialist and grade 7-12 teacher Rachel Heroth.
“Rachel Heroth exemplifies what it means to be an engaged and student-centered educational leader,” said Interim Superintendent Karen Geelan.
“Her experience as a former Director of Technology brings tremendous knowledge and leadership to our district, but what truly sets Rachel apart is her unwavering commitment to people. Whether she is organizing student events, supporting staff or troubleshooting a technology issue at a moment’s notice, Rachel consistently goes above and beyond. Her energy, compassion and willingness to help anyone at any time make her an invaluable part of the Jr./Sr. High School and the entire Fort Plain school community.”
On any given day, you might find Rachel Heroth teaching her seventh graders to write code, troubleshooting a Chromebook that just won’t start, leading our teachers in a deep dive into the state’s computer science standards or helping students launch that week’s edition of FPN News. Or she may be handling something entirely different, but equally essential to our students’ learning and school success.
As the district’s Technology Integration Specialist and teacher of such tech-related coursework as computer science, multimedia and video production, Heroth is an on-the-go and go-to member of our team.
Now in her seventeenth year in k-12 education, and a member of the Fort Plain team since 2021, Rachel says that she wanted to work in education because she loves spending time with kids and watching them develop new ideas and create new things. She also gets a lot of satisfaction from helping people learn.
“I feel happy when I am around the students—they bring a special kind of energy,” Heroth said.
“I think there is so much value in project-based learning and assignments that mean something and are approachable,” she continued. “I loved creating things that were tangible when I was studying business in college. I went into education with the desire to show the kids that this is what education could mean for them, too.”
An example of this sort of learning—and a project Heroth counts as a highlight of her career to date—is the student produced FPN News program.
Since its launch as a school club and subsequent expansion into a for-credit high school course in 2022, FPN News has provided students with hands-on opportunities to report, write, film, direct, and deliver the school’s weekly news and event updates. Along the way, students get to build their communication, design and digital media skills as well as skills such as teamwork, problem solving and time management. It also helps them feel more confident, creative, accepted and part of something bigger than themselves.
“[FPN News] has evolved into something bigger and much more creative than I could have imagined. It has brought so much to our school,” Heroth said. “I have seen so many kids come ‘out of their shells’ in this class and express skills and strengths they haven’t shown in any of their other classes. I didn’t predict this would be what this class would mean for the students.”
“Rachel Heroth is an outstanding educator whose impact can be felt throughout every part of the Fort Plain school community. She is a creative, energetic and innovative leader who consistently goes above and beyond for both students and staff,” said Fort Plain Jr./Sr. High School Principal Katrina Canallatos. “Rachel has a special ability to build strong relationships with students, making them feel connected, supported and excited to be involved in school. We are incredibly fortunate to have someone with her talent, leadership and commitment serving our students each day.”
June 2026 Menus
June 2026 Menus
School breakfast is: brain power for learning, nutrition for growth, fuel for sports and physical education!
Menus are subject to change without notice.
The USDA and this institution are equal opportunity employers and providers.
Printable June 2026 Menus
Link to June 2026 Menus
Pre-K
Daily breakfast includes: fruit, juice and low fat and fat-free milk.
Daily lunch includes: fruit choice and low fat and fat-free milk.
Alternate lunches: PB&J sandwich or yogurt w/rolls.
Breakfast and Lunch
Monday, June 1
- Breakfast:Bagel Bar
- Lunch: Popcorn Chicken, Dinner Roll, Green Beans, Fruit
Tuesday, June 2
- Breakfast: Breakfast Pizza
- Lunch: Hot Dog on a Bun, Baked Beans, Fruit
Wednesday, June 3
- Breakfast: Yogurt
- Lunch: Turkey Club, Fresh Veggies w/ranch, Fruit
Thursday, June 4
- Breakfast: Cereal Bar
- Lunch: French Toast Sticks, Hashbrown Patty, Fruit & Juice
Friday, June 5
- Breakfast: Breakfast Bread
- Lunch: Pizza, Tossed Salad, Fruit
Monday, June 8
- Breakfast: Muffin Top
- Lunch: Boneless Chicken Wings, Cooked Carrots, Fruit
Tuesday, June 9
- Breakfast: Mini Bagel Pack
- Lunch: Tacos, Rice, Corn, Fruit
Wednesday, June 10
- Breakfast: Cereal
- Lunch: Chicken Patty on a Bun, BBQ Beans, Fruit
Thursday, June 11
- Breakfast: Banana Muffin
- Lunch: Breakfast Sandwich, Tater Tots, Fruit, Juice
Friday, June 12
- Breakfast: Omelet & Sausage Patty
- Lunch: Pizza Crunchers, Dinner Roll, Broccoli, Fruit
Monday, June 15
- Breakfast: Cereal
- Lunch: Chicken Tenders, Baby Carrots w/ranch, Fruit
Tuesday, June 16
- Breakfast: French Toast Sticks
- Lunch: Hot Dog on a Bun, Peas, Fruit
Wednesday, June 17
- Breakfast: Pancake on a Stick
- Lunch: Potluck Lunch, Potluck Side, Vegetables & Fruit
Thursday, June 18
- Breakfast: Pumpkin Bread
- Lunch: FIELD DAY LUNCH: Burgers, Pasta Salad, Chip, Baked Beans, Ice Pop, Water
Friday, June 19—NO SCHOOL – Juneteenth
Monday, June 22
- Breakfast: Mini Bagel Pack
- Lunch: BAG LUNCH:sandwich, chips, fruit, juice, cookie
Tuesday, June 23
- Breakfast: Fruit Pastry
- Lunch: BAG LUNCH: Turkey Sandwich, Chips, Apple, Juice, Cookies
Wednesday, June 24
- Breakfast: Potluck Breakfast
- Lunch: BAG LUNCH: Ham Sandwich, Chips, Orange, Juice, Cookies
Thursday, June 25
- Breakfast: Potluck Breakfast
- Lunch: BAG LUNCH: PBJ Sandwich, Chips, Fruit, Juice, Cookies
Friday, June 26
- Breakfast: Cereal & Grahams
- Lunch: NO LUNCH TODAY—Last Day of School – Early Dismissal
Elementary
Daily breakfast includes: fruit, juice and low fat and fat-free milk.
Alternate breakfast: yogurt or cereal with graham crackers.
Daily lunch includes: fruit choice and low fat and fat-free milk.
Alternate lunches: PB&J sandwich or yogurt w/rolls.
Breakfast and Lunch
Monday, June 1
- Breakfast:Bagel Bar
- Lunch: Popcorn Chicken, Dinner Roll, Green Beans, Fruit
Tuesday, June 2
- Breakfast: Breakfast Pizza
- Lunch: Hot Dog on a Bun, Baked Beans, Fruit, Pudding
Wednesday, June 3
- Breakfast: Yogurt
- Lunch: Turkey Club, Cheese Crackers, Fresh Veggies, Fruit
Thursday, June 4
- Breakfast: Cereal Bar
- Lunch: French Toast Sticks, Hashbrown Patty, Fruit & Juice
Friday, June 5
- Breakfast: Breakfast Bread
- Lunch: Pizza, Tossed Salad, Fruit, Cookie
Monday, June 8
- Breakfast: Cereal & Muffin Top
- Lunch: Chicken Wings, Garlic Knot, Cooked Carrots, Fruit
Tuesday, June 9
- Breakfast: Mini Bagel Pack
- Lunch: Tacos, Rice, Corn, Fruit
Wednesday, June 10
- Breakfast: Potluck
- Lunch: Chicken Patty on a Bun, Cheese Puffs, BBQ Beans, Fruit
Thursday, June 11
- Breakfast: Assorted Muffins
- Lunch: Breakfast Sandwich, Tater Tots, Fruit, Juice
Friday, June 12
- Breakfast: Omelet & Sausage Patty
- Lunch: Pizza Crunchers, Dinner Roll, Broccoli, Fruit
Monday, June 15
- Breakfast: Cereal & Granola Bar
- Lunch: Chicken Tenders, Dinner Roll, Baby Carrots w/ranch, Fruit
Tuesday, June 16
- Breakfast: French Toast Sticks
- Lunch: Hot Dog on a Bun, SunChips, Peas, Fruit
Wednesday, June 17
- Breakfast: Funnel Cake
- Lunch: Potluck Lunch, Potluck Side, Vegetables & Fruit
Thursday, June 18
- Breakfast: Breakfast Bread
- Lunch: FIELD DAY LUNCH: Burgers, Pasta Salad, Chip, Baked Beans, Ice Pop, Water
Friday, June 19—NO SCHOOL – Juneteenth
Monday, June 22
- Breakfast: Mini Bagel Pack
- Lunch: BAG LUNCH: sandwich, chips, fruit, juice, cookie
Tuesday, June 23
- Breakfast: Fruit Pastry
- Lunch: BAG LUNCH: Turkey Sandwich, Chips, Apple, Juice, Cookies
Wednesday, June 24
- Breakfast: Potluck Breakfast
- Lunch: BAG LUNCH: Ham Sandwich, Chips< Orange, Juice, Cookies
Thursday, June 25
- Breakfast: Potluck Breakfast
- Lunch: BAG LUNCH: PBJ Sandwich, Chips, Fruit, Juice, Cookies
Friday, June 26
- Breakfast: Cereal & Grahams
- Lunch: NO LUNCH TODAY—Last Day of School – Early Dismissal
Jr./Sr. High School
Daily breakfast includes: fruit, juice and low fat and fat-free milk.
Alternate breakfast: yogurt or cereal with graham crackers.
Alternate: build-your-own-lunch at the Fresh Bar. Includes: PBJ, turkey sandwich, tuna sandwich, hummus cups, Greek yogurt, assorted grains, raw veggies, fruit.
Breakfast and Lunch
Monday, June 1
- Breakfast: Bagel Bar
- Lunch: Popcorn Chicken, Dinner Roll, Green Beans, Fruit
Tuesday, June 2
- Breakfast: Breakfast Pizza
- Lunch: Chicken Quesadilla Pizza, Corn Chips, Beans, Fruit
Wednesday, June 3
- Breakfast: Cinnamon Rolls
- Lunch: Turkey Club, Cheese Crackers, Fresh Veggies, Fruit
Thursday, June 4
- Breakfast: Breakfast Tornado
- Lunch: Breakfast Sandwich, Tater Tots, Fruit & Juice
Friday, June 5
- Breakfast: Breakfast Bread
- Lunch: Hot Dog on a Bun, Nachos w/cheese, Corn, Fruit
Monday, June 8
- Breakfast: Cereal & Muffin Top
- Lunch: Pizza, SunChips, Peas, Fruit
Tuesday, June 9
- Breakfast: Mini Bagel Pack
- Lunch: Assorted Sandwiches, Assorted Chips, Fresh Veggies, Fruit
Wednesday, June 10
- Breakfast: Baked Funnel Cake
- Lunch: Chicken Patty on a Bun, Cheese Puffs, Cooked Carrots, Fruit
Thursday, June 11
- Breakfast: Assorted Muffins
- Lunch: Potluck Lunch, Potluck Sides, Vegetables and Fruits
Friday, June 12
- Breakfast: Omelet & Sausage Patty
- Lunch: PICNIC LUNCH: Burgers, Pasta Salad, Chips, Baked Beans, Water
Monday, June 15
- Breakfast: Cereal & Breakfast Bread
- Lunch: Hot Dog on a Bun, Chips, Fresh Vegetables, Fruit, Ice Cream
Tuesday, June 16
- Breakfast: Breakfast Pizza
- Lunch: Chicken Nuggets, Dinner Roll, Cooked Carrots, Fruit
Wednesday, June 17
- Breakfast: Pancake on a Stick
- Lunch: Fresh Bar Selection Only
Thursday, June 18
- Breakfast: French Toast Sticks
- Lunch: Fresh Bar Selection Only
Friday, June 19—NO SCHOOL – Juneteenth
Monday, June 22
- Breakfast: Mini Bagel Pack
- Lunch: NO LUNCH if no students
Tuesday, June 23
- Breakfast: Fruit Pastry
- Lunch: Potluck Lunch- Vegetables & Fruits
Wednesday, June 24
- Breakfast: Potluck Breakfast
Lunch: NO LUNCH
Thursday, June 25
- Breakfast: Potluck Breakfast
- Lunch: NO LUNCH