West Irondequoit Central School District

Rogers Middle School

Newsletter

May 2017

At Rogers We Care

Upcoming Events

May 2 Incoming Gr. 4 Parent Orientation 6:15 p.m.

May 2

Incoming Gr. 5 Parent Orientation 7:15 p.m.

May 11

Gr. 5/6 Chorus/Orchestra Drum Ensemble Concert

7 p.m. @ IHS

May 16 District Vote @

St. Paul Blvd. Fire Dept.

May 19 Gr. 4 Early Rochester Day

May 24-25

Gr. 4 Science Perf. Testing

May 29 No School—Memorial Day

May 27-28

Gr. 5/6 Local Science Testing

Important Numbers Main Office: 342-1330 Attendance: 336-3030 Transportation: 336-2992

219 Northfield Road, Rochester, New York 14617

www.westirondequoit.org Equal Opportunity Employer

Dear Parents and Guardians, It’s hard to believe that it’s May! These last months of the school year are always busy times both at school and at home. Please take a close look at the calendar in this newsletter. It contains important dates for many wonderful arenas in which children showcase their talents. These include spring concerts, field trips, assemblies and Sixth Grade Outdoor Education just to list a few. Also in the calendar are visitations and ori-entations, held to prepare parents and stu-dents for the next school year. Please join us for these important events as we work with you to make grade to grade transitions as smooth as possible.

Incoming Grade 4 Parent Orientation: May 2nd @ 6:15 p.m. Incoming Grade 5 Parent Orientation: May 2nd @ 7:15 p.m. Following numerous recent conversations with parents, I would like to share with you how our focus upon the five areas of read-ing helps to build confident readers. A fo-cus for continuous improvement begins in the development of skill and knowledge for all of us. Teachers continue to increase their repertoire of skills to prepare, deliver and assess lessons according to district out-comes and what students need to meet and exceed standard. John F. Kennedy, Jr. stat-ed, “Things do not happen. Things are made to happen.” To begin, I would like to share some background information on what the research says about ensuring the success of students’ literacy development. Five areas are:

Phonemic Awareness – the ability to no-tice, think about and work with individual sounds in spoken words. Children need to be aware of how sounds work and under-stand that words are made up of speech sounds, or phonemes before they can learn to read print.

Phonics – Teaches children the relationship between the letters (graphemes) of written language and the individual sounds phonemes) of the spoken language. Fluency – The ability to read text accurately and quickly. When fluent readers read silent-ly, they recognize words automatically and they read aloud effortlessly with expression.

Vocabulary – Much of the vocabulary that is internalized is learned indirectly. However, some vocabulary should be taught directly. And, the fifth component is Comprehension – This is the reason for read-ing, and text comprehension can be improved by instruction that helps readers use specific comprehension strategies. I look forward to seeing you during the next month at concerts, celebrations, and orienta-tions. Please don’t hesitate to call me at 336-4717 with any questions. I would also like to thank you and our many volunteers who have helped make the school year and so many events throughout the year a success for the children! Sincerely,

Dennis DesRosiers Principal

APRIL STUDENTS OF THE

MONTH

4TH GRADE

Cameron Forys

Miah Hunley

Madeline Mitchell

Caden Payne

5TH GRADE

Isabella Palmer

Leul Delnesa

Breeanna Taddeo

Brandon Yanguas

6TH GRADE

Katie Schmitz

Grace Muldoon

AJ Mitchell

Anwer Shallal

CHARACTER STARS OF THE WEEK

march 20 – MARCH 24 CHARACTER GOAL: Fearlessness – Not feeling afraid or anxious about anything.

AYDEN POMPONIO ERIN LEVESQUE SAMANTHA SCOTT

VLAD WHEELER GRACE MULDOON LEIF MCDONNELL

CAROLINE VINES SOPHIE CLARKE ISAIAH BORTLE

CAMERON MURRAY ZACHARY HAIGHT TUCKER NEUMANN

ALIYAH BOZKURT GIANNA CALDARELLI JOSIAH COTTRILL

DYLAN DARLING-MARCHETTI

CHARACTER STARS OF THE WEEK march 27 – MARCH 31 CHARACTER GOAL:

Friendliness – Behaving like a friend by being kind and helpful.

PAOLA MIRANDA-RODRIGUEZ AYDEN POMPONIO ERIK BARR

SAMANTHA SCOTT VLAD WHEELER GRACE MULDOON

MARIN HORN LANEY FLYNN DIANA ROMANIV

KASSEM KASSEM ANWAAR SHALLAL SARAH STEPHANY

ABBY BUTLER BEN MOTT ALEX GILL

BREEANNA TADDEO XAVIER MALDONADO ELAINA HAMILTON

ERBLIN QERIMI MAZAH MOHAMED ADELINE MITCHELL

MATHAN CASTELLON ALEX FRIEDEL DELILAH SARDISCO

ISABELLA CARRASQUILLO OEWN MCCAMMON NATALEE SINCLAIR

RYAN AVERY COLBY MROCZEK CAMERON FREEMAN

CADEN PAYNE LUKE SIMON MEGHAN BRANCO

OLIVIA CONLON CAMERON FORYS ROY LIPERA

DANIELLE DWYER NATALIE EKSTEN

CHARACTER STARS OF THE WEEK APRIL 3 – APRIL 7 CHARACTER GOAL:

Endurance – The power to withstand hardship or stress. To carry on, no matter what happens.

ALLISON ZON ALEXA CRUZ CORA SHIEL

BEN MOTT LATONIA WILLIAMS ANIYA PASCOE

WANGELYS GONZALEZ KEVIN HOPKINS RIHANNA MONTROY

ALIYAH BOZKURT LOYALL MOUZON ABBY RAS

CAMERON FORYS

CHARACTER STARS OF THE WEEK APRIL 10 – APRIL 14 CHARACTER GOAL:

Enthusiasm – Overflowing with eager enjoyment or approval.

OWEN EVANS SERRA GETERIN YALINA LEE-OLIVO

CORA SHIEL SEDONA BELL JANELI POWELL

AUSTIN SIMS MATT JORSTAD CAROLINE VINES

JILLIAN KEYES TAIDEN MAKUBIRE LONDON GRAHAM

OLIVIA CONLON SVEN HABITZREUTHER VINCENT STEPHANY

Procedure For Reporting An Absence / Tardy

Absences from school for any reason should be reported by phone on the day of absence and each successive day the child is out of school. Please call the Health & Attendance Office at 336-3030 before 9 a.m. to report your child absent. Please leave your child’s name, his/her teacher’s name and the reason they are not attending. Please keep your child home from school until they have been fever free for 24 hours without the use of fever reducing medication. When your child returns to school a written note is required by law. If your child will be late for school for any reason, please also notify the Health & Attendance Office at 336-3030 prior to 9 a.m. When your child arrives at school, a written note is required. This procedure is used to make sure we know where your child is at all times. Calling the Attendance Line prior to 9 a.m. will help eliminate calls to parents. Also, we are required to have a written excuse on file for all student absences, tardiness or early dismissals as part of their permanent record.

Effort Awards 5th

Grade April, 2017 3rd quarter 2016/2017

Natalie Allen Max Angle Allison Austin Allison Baumgartner Isabella Beinetti Ella Belculfine Derek Bertram Aaron Cadirao Owen Callahan McKenna Callari Joshua Carlson Dominic Castronova Addison Coates Alexandra Cognata Molly Coleman Isabella Cook Elizabeth Crichton Ryan DeJohn Grace DelPrete Leul Delnesa Alana DeMarco Lucas DeSalvo Owen Donovan Chloe Erne Owen Evans Laney Flynn William Foggett Kyle Friedel Jon Gigliotta Colin Graham Janiah Griffin Giovanna Guagliardo Zachary Haight Elaina Hamilton Cayden Heiermann Gioachino Imburgia Kayla Jean-Jacques Megan Kamas Rasiny Ketavongsa Lola Koscielski Alex Kozak J. Alex Laboy Ava Langton Xavier Le-Rosado Dana LiVecchi

Mallory Locey Lillian Madonia Eve Maiello Samantha Marriott Ellery McClenathan Elora Miner Andrew Mitchell Omnyat Mohamed Ryaheen Mohamed Ryan Moran Josephine Morse Loyall Mouzon Nina Mutch Christopher Nicchitta Jordan Nolan Kaliyah Paige Isabella Palmer M. Victoria Petito Castro Delainey Piano Alexandria Porter Noelle Ragone Ariana Ramos Corinthian Reed Meghan Roussie Maxamillian Santiago Ryan Scacchitti Brandon Schmiedlin Aye Sha Anwaar Shallal Hussain Shallal Jaylynn Smith David Strutinskiy Andrew Sullivan Liam Sullivan Breeanna Taddeo Amaya Taddonio Sabrina Tolle Ethan Totter Michael Vaccarella Alexa VanDam Elian Velazquez Cade Vida Colton Vinette Brandon Yanguas Ava Zani Allison Zon

Natalie Allen Max Angle Allison Austin Alison Baumgartner Isabella Beinetti Ella Belculfine Derek Bertram Zoe Briggs Aaron Cadirao Owen Callahan McKenna Callari Joshua Carlson Dominic Castronova Addison Coates Alexandra Cognata Molly Coleman Isabella Cook Elizabeth Crichton Tyler Day Ryan DeJohn Grace DelPrete Leul Delnesa Lucas DeSalvo Eva DeSouza Owen Donovan Chloe Erne Owen Evans Laney Flynn William Foggett Sadie Frazier Kyle Friedel Jon Gigliotta Colin Graham Giovanna Guagliardo Matthew Guarino Daman Gurung Zachary Haight Elaina Hamilton Cayden Heiermann Gioachino Imburgia Kayla Jean-Jacques Megan Kamas Rasiny Ketavongsa Lola Koscielski Alez Kozak Juan ‘Alex’ Laboy Thomas Landry Ava Langton Xavier Le-Rosado Dana LiVecchi Mallory Locey Grace Lyzwa

Honor Roll 5th

Grade April, 2017 3rd quarter 2016/2017

Lillian Madonia Eve Maiello Xavier Maldonado Samantha Marriott Ellery McClenathan Elora Miner Andrew Mitchell Oulia Mohamed Ryaheen Mohamed Ryan Moran Josephine Morse Loyall Mouzon Nina Mutch Christopher Nicchitta Jordan Nolan Kaliyah Paige Isabella Palmer M. Victoria Petito Castro Delainey Piano Alexandria Porter Noelle Ragone Ariana Ramos Corinthian Reed Yadiel Roldan Meghan Roussie Maxamillian Santiago Samuel Sardo Ryan Scachitti Brandon Schmiedlin Aye Sha Anwaar Shallal Hussain Shallal Jaylynn Smith Alexander Stoffelsma David Strutinskiy Andrew Sullivan Liam Sullivan Breeanna Taddeo Amaya Taddonio Jasiah Tisdale Sabrina Tolle Ethan Totter Derek Uloth Michael Vaccarella Alexa VanDam Elian Velazquez Cade Vida Colton Vinette Noah Vosburgh Brandon Yanguas Ava Zani Allison Zon

Aidan Amy Katrina Belle Kip Bertram Andre Bigham Charles Bohrer Zachary Boice Isaiah Bortle Alexander Bruno Jackson Burns Abigail Butler Gwendolyn Button Alyssa Calarco Gabriela Cannizzo Marlie Capuano Sophia Clarke Josiah Cottrill Hailey Crespo Dylan Darling-Marchetti Gredel DeJesus Abril Morgan Donahoe Jack Donovan Lily Doyle Natalie Eksten Isabella Falcone Alexandra Gill Lucie Graziano Ava Harasymchuk Ilana Holliday Nagla Homed Daniel Horn Matthew Jorstad Mirza Kapalici Semih Kapalici Kassem Kassem Aiyana Ketavongsa Jillian Keyes Thierry Kirui Noah Kisler Ava Lawrence Crey Lenox Erin LeVesque

Effort Awards 6th

Grade April, 2017 3rd quarter 2016/2017

Marc-Jacob Lopez Vincent Maddaleno Christian Marcellette Liam McCammon Melissa McCulloch Emma McGuigan Kalan McLaughlin Dmytro Melnyk P. Luca Militello Allen Mitchell Allyson Mongeon Isabelle Moore Anna Morales Benjamin Mott Delaney Mulcock Grace Muldoon Cameron Murray Ava Palo Maura Potter Madelyn Quinlan Jaelanie Quintana Gregory Raymond Benjamin Resseguie Fadhl Saleh Amaya Sanders Olivia Schello Kaitlyn Schmitz Samantha Scott Anwer Shallal Kayla Shaw Silvia Smith Lily Solomou Mateo Sotolongo Elise Steele Sarah Stephany Caroline Vines Alexa Wainer Briana Warren Vlad Wheeler Annaliese White Katona Woody Matthew Zumchak

Honor Roll 6th

Grade April, 2017 3rd quarter 2016/2017

Matalynn Abrams Elijah Acosta Wael Ahmed Sara Almaklani Aidan Amy Kip Bertram Charles Bohrer Zachary Boice Isaiah Bortle Alexander Bruno Jackson Burns Abigail Butler Gwendolyn Button Alyssa Calarco Gabriela Cannizzo Marlie Capuano Sophia Clarke Josiah Cottrill Hailey Crespo Dylan Darling-Marchetti Gredel DeJesus Abril Morgan Donahoe Jack Donovan Lily Doyle Natalie Eksten Isabella Falcone Caleb Freeman Alexandra Gill Lucie Graziano Ava Harasymchuk Ilana Holliday Nagla Homed Daniel Horn Matthew Jorstad Mirza Kapalici Semih Kapalici Kassem Kassem Jillian Keyes Thierry Kirui Noah Kisler Crey Lenox Nicholas Lepiane Erin LeVesque Marc-Jacob Lopez Vincent Maddaleno Christian Marcellette

Liam McCammon Melissa McCulloch Emma McGuigan Tyler McGuinn Kalan McLaughlin Dmytro Melnyk Peter Luca Militello Allen Mitchell Allyson Mongeon Isabelle Moore Anna Morales Benjamin Mott Delaney Mulcock Grace Muldoon Cameron Murray Dhaif Musa Mackenzie Page Ava Palo Alyssia Perez Maura Potter Madelyn Quinlan Jaelanie Quintana Gregory Raymond Fadhl Saleh RaJae’ Salmon Amaya Sanders Arianna Santos Olivia Schello Kaitlyn Schmitz Samantha Scott Anwer Shallal Kayla Shaw Silvia Smith Lily Solomou Mateo Sotolongo Elise Steele Sarah Stephany Thomas Tisa Caroline Vines Alexa Wainer Briana Warren Ceniyah Washington Vlad Wheeler Annaliese White Matthew Zumchak

Parent Advocates for Students with Special Needs

P.A.S.S.N.

Come out for our last P.A.S.S.N. meeting of the year. This will be a family friendly meeting. We will have representatives

from Spectrum Creative Arts, AutismUp, and the Flower City Down Syndrome Network to talk about their programs. Take

the time to see what great programs these groups have to offer. We will even have snacks! The meeting is on May 15 at

7:00 at the Irondequoit Public Library. We will have our presenters and snacks set up in the two meeting rooms in the

children’s section of the library. Hope to see you there!

Can’t attend this meeting? Go to our website to get the meeting minutes and explore other useful resources. http://wipassn.wixsite.com/wipassn

You can also check out our Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/westirondequoitpassn

P.A.S.S.N. is a subcommittee of the West Irondequoit Central PTSA.

Robin Hondorf 315-9218 roba31@yahoo.com Gretchen Spencer 314-6382 gretchen.spencer@frontiernet.net Sue Stellman 721-8733 suestellman@yahoo.com

Rogers Chess Club Come one, come all! Check out the Rogers School Chess Club. Any student who is interested in playing chess is welcome to join the Chess Club and play the game of kings. Students in fourth, fifth and six grade are invited to try their skills and learn new strategies from one another. Chess Club will be held in Art Room #009. Students must arrange for transportation home prior to each meeting. Mrs. Arcarisi

Chess Club Meeting Dates

May 12th

May 26th

CONTINENTAL MATH LEAGUE During the month of February, fifth and sixth graders at Rogers School participated in the “Continental Math League.” This monthly con-test provides students with the opportunity to showcase their problem solving skills by solving six unique word problems. The High 5th Grade Scorers were:

+3 Allison Austin, Ethan Totter, Chloe Erne, Natalie Allen, Derek Bertram, Allison Zon, Xavier Le-Rosado, Bella Beinetti, Mike Vaccarella, Ariana Ramos, Leul Delnesa, Ellery McClenathan, Andrew Mitchell, Alex Porter, Brandon Schmeidlin +4 Meghan Roussie

The High 6th Grade Scorers were:

+3 Noah Kisler, Alyssa Calarco, Mateo Sotolongo, Thierry Kirui, Elijah Acosta, Lily Doyle

+4 Vlad Wheeler, Dylan Darling-Marchetti and Ben Mott

+5 Owen Boice and Alex Bruno Here is a sample problem to try at home: Matt and Vinny both have some money. If Matt gave Vinny $6, then they would both have the same amount of money. How-ever, if Vinny gave Matt $6, then Matt would have 4 times as much money as Vinny would have. How much money did Vinny have to start with?

(Answer: Vinny had $14 and Matt had $26 to start with) Congratulations to all participants! Mr. Brickler Mrs. Hurlburt Mrs. Schaumberg

Reminder for Our Current 4th Grade Parents

The parent orientation for students who will be in 5th grade next year will be held:

Tuesday, May 2nd at 6:15 p.m.

in the Rogers gym.

We provide information to help you and your child adjust to 5th grade expectations, such as changing classes and multiple teachers. It

will include a question and answer session. Please join our counselor Miss Burt and principal Mr. DesRosiers at this presentation.

GRADE 6 ROCKET LAUNCH

SAVE THE DATE

The Gr. 6 Rocket Launch is scheduled for June 6th with a rain date of June 14th

Outdoor Education Grade 6

By Mrs. Vay & Mr. Brickler

All parents/guardians should have received a letter regarding the upcoming Outdoor Education field trip on June 8 and 9. These forms should have been returned to your child’s Core teacher along with payment. If you have volunteered to help, we will contact you during May. Our parent volunteer meeting will be held on Tuesday, June 6th at 7 p.m. in the Rogers cafeteria. Students will receive more information about Outdoor Ed in the next several weeks. We are looking forward to sharing this experience with your child.

Physical Education Update In May, students will be starting the month off by participating in an “Ultimate” Games unit. We will be working on throwing and catching skills with a frisbee and a football. We will also be checking for overall growth through Fitness Gram testing. We will be finishing up the month with field hockey, hopefully outside, enjoying the beautiful sunny weather!

Builders’ Club The Builder's Club held a school supplies drive in March to benefit the Bohemia All-Age School in St. Ann, Jamaica. Students and staff donated close to 500 items for the school! The organization arranging the delivery of the supplies is very excited about the donations and proud of the students at Rogers for caring about others around the world. The supplies will be delivered over spring break.

Start saving your loose coins now! In May we will be holding a penny drive. The money we collect will be donated to

Bohemia All Age School in St. Ann, Jamaica.

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Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday

Cereal Or

Bagel with Cream Cheese Assorted Juices Assorted Fruit

Milk 1

Pillsbury Mini French Toast Or

Bagel with Cream Cheese Assorted Juices Assorted Fruit

Milk 2

Cereal Or

Bagel with Cream Cheese Assorted Juices Assorted Fruit

Milk 3

Pillsbury Mini Waffles Or

Bagel with Cream Cheese Assorted Juices Assorted Fruit

Milk 4

Cereal Or

Bagel with Cream Cheese Assorted Juices Assorted Fruit

Milk 5

Cereal or

Bagel with Cream Cheese Assorted Juices Assorted Fruit

Milk 8 8

Pillsbury Mini Pancakes Or

Bagel with Cream Cheese Assorted Juices Assorted Fruit

Milk 9

9

Cereal Or

Bagel with Cream Cheese Assorted Juices Assorted Fruit

Milk 10

Pillsbury Mini Cinis Or

Bagel with Cream Cheese Assorted Juices Assorted Fruit

Milk 11 9

Cereal Or

Bagel with Cream Cheese Assorted Juices Assorted Fruit

Milk 12

Cereal Or

Bagel with Cream Cheese Assorted Juices Assorted Fruit

Milk 15

Pillsbury Mini French Toast Or

Bagel with Cream Cheese Assorted Juices Assorted Fruit

Milk 16

Cereal Or

Bagel with Cream Cheese Assorted Juices Assorted Fruit

Milk 17

Pillsbury Mini Waffles Or

Bagel with Cream Cheese Assorted Juices Assorted Fruit

Milk 18

Cereal Or

Bagel with Cream Cheese Assorted Juices Assorted Fruit

Milk

19

Cereal Or

Bagel with Cream Cheese Assorted Juices Assorted Fruit

Milk 22 22

Pillsbury Mini Pancakes Or

Bagel with Cream Cheese Assorted Juices Assorted Fruit

Milk 23

Cereal Or

Bagel with Cream Cheese Assorted Juices Assorted Fruit

Milk 24

Pillsbury Mini Cinis Or

Bagel with Cream Cheese Assorted Juices Assorted Fruit

Milk 25

Cereal Or

Bagel with Cream Cheese Assorted Juices Assorted Fruit

Milk 26

MEMORIAL DAY

NO SCHOOL 29

Pillsbury Mini French Toast Or

Bagel with Cream Cheese Assorted Juices Assorted Fruit

Milk

30

Cereal Or

Bagel with Cream Cheese Assorted Juices Assorted Fruit

Milk 31

West Irondequoit Schools

May 2017 New Requirements for the

School Breakfast Program: All grains must be whole-grain rich

(must contain at least 50% whole

grain)

At least 1 full cup of fruit must be

offered daily, and students are

required to take at least a half cup

(so students must take either a

juice or a fruit, which may be

either fresh or canned, in addition

to the main entrée and the milk)

Student Breakfast $1.70 Faculty & Staff Breakfast $2.50 (tax included)

High School Breakfast Hours 7:15 AM- 10:00 AM Dake Breakfast Hours 7:20 AM- 7:53 AM Rogers Breakfast Hours 8:35 AM- 8:55 AM Iroquois Breakfast Hours 8:00 AM- 8:20 AM

Breakfast $1.70 Student milk $0.50 Milk choice: 1% white or fat free chocolate & skim. Faculty & Staff Breakfast $2.50 tax included. Now you can pay for

your meals on-line. Visit our website: www.westirondequoit.org . Once there, CLICK ON, “Menus”. There you will find a link for MySchoolBucks. Menu is

subject to change without notice. This institution is an equal opportunity provider and employer.

Looking for part-time employment while your children are in school? Call the Nutritional offices at 336-2953 and ask for Betsy!!

Breakfast Menu

Grades 4-12

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Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday

Shrimp Poppers Cauliflower w/ Cheese Sauce Raw Veggie Sticks Diced Pears Assorted Fresh Fruit Milk 1

Taco w/ Trimmings Seasoned Corn Raw Veggie Sticks Applesauce Assorted Fresh Fruit Milk 2

Chicken Parm Sandwich Italian Mixed Vegetables Raw Veggie Sticks 4 oz. 100% Juice Assorted Fresh Fruit Milk 3

Pasta & Meatballs w/ Sauce Steamed Broccoli Raw Veggie Sticks Golden Diced Peaches Assorted Fresh Fruit Milk 4

Pizza! Leafy Green Salad Raw Veggie Sticks Mixed Fruit Assorted Fresh Fruit Milk 5

1

Hamburger or Bacon Cheeseburger Seasoned Potato Wedges Raw Veggie Sticks Diced Pears Assorted Fresh Fruit Milk 8 7

Turkey & Gravy Mashed Potatoes Raw Veggie Sticks Applesauce Assorted Fresh Fruit Milk 9 18

Chicken Nuggets Seasoned Rice Raw Veggie Sticks 4 oz. 100% Juice Assorted Fresh Fruit Milk 10 Milk French Tst Sticks /sausage Steamed Green Bean Raw Veggie Sticks 4oz Juice Assorted Fresh Fruit Milk 19 Milk 19

Macaroni & Cheese Mixed Vegetables Raw Veggie Sticks Golden Diced Peaches Assorted Fresh Fruit Milk 11 1212 20

Pizza! Romaine Salad Raw Veggie Sticks Mandarin Oranges Assorted Fresh Fruit Milk 12 21

Asian Chicken w/ Brown Rice Oriental Vegetables Raw Veggie Sticks Diced Pears Assorted Fresh Fruit Milk 15 16

Hot Meatball Sub French Fries Raw Veggie Sticks Applesauce Assorted Fresh Fruit Milk 16 Milk 16 25 25

Cinnamon Glazed French Toast Sticks with Sausage Warm Cinnamon Apples Raw Veggie Sticks 4 oz. 100% Juice Assorted Fresh Fruit Milk 17 26

Chicken Smackers Mashed Potatoes Raw Veggie Sticks Golden Diced Peaches Assorted Fresh fruit Milk 18 27

Pizza! Spinach Salad Raw Veggie Sticks Mixed Fruit Assorted Fresh Fruit Milk 19 28

Shrimp Poppers Steamed Broccoli Raw Veggie Sticks Diced Pears Assorted Fresh Fruit Milk 22 18

Taco w/ Trimmings Seasoned Corn Raw Veggie Sticks Applesauce Assorted Fresh Fruit Milk 23 21 11

Chicken Patty Sandwich Sliced Carrots Raw Veggie Sticks 4 oz. 100% Juice Assorted Fresh Fruit Milk 24 22

Pasta & Meatballs w/Sauce Green Beans Raw Veggie Sticks Golden Diced Peaches Assorted Fresh Fruit Milk 25 23 13

Pizza! Leafy Green Salad Raw Veggie Sticks Mandarin Oranges Assorted Fresh Fruit Milk 26 24

MEMORIAL DAY NO SCHOOL

29

Mozzarella Sticks w/ Marinara Sliced Carrots Raw Veggie Sticks Applesauce Assorted Fresh Fruit Milk 30

26

Hamburger or Bacon Cheeseburger Seasoned Potato Wedges Raw Veggie Sticks 4 oz. 100% Juice Assorted Fresh Fruit Milk 31

West Irondequoit Schools

May 2017

Five Components make a meal: meat, or

meat alternate, grain, fruit, vegetable and

milk. You can have everything but you must

choose 3 items and one must be either ½

cup fruit or ¾ cup vegetable.

ALTERNATIVE ENTRÉES

Ham, Turkey, Roast Beef, Salami or Tuna Sandwich on 100% WW Bread or Roll

Yogurt Parfait with Fruit and Granola

Pre-Packaged Salads

Baked Beans served once per week as an extra vegetable.

Student lunch $2.75

Faculty & Staff lunch $4.25 (tax included)

Rogers Lunch Hours 11:20 AM- 1:35 PM

Iroquois Lunch Hours 10:45 AM- 1:00 PM

Lunch $2.75 Student milk $0.50 Milk choice: 1% white or fat free chocolate & skim. Faculty & Staff Lunch $4.25 tax included. Now you can pay for your

meals on-line. Visit our website: www.westirondequoit.org . Once there, click on, “Menus”. There you will find a link for MySchoolBucks. Menu is subject

to change without notice. This institution is an equal opportunity provider and employer.

Looking for part-time employment while your children are in school? Call the Nutritional offices at 336-2953 ask for Betsy!!

Grades 4-6 Rogers & Iroquois