IB Learners understand

and express ideas and

information confidently

and creatively in more

than one language and

in a variety of modes of

communication. They

work effectively and

willingly in collabora-

tion with others.

Cayman International School

P.O. Box 31364, Grand Cayman, KY1-1206

Phone: 345.945.4664 Fax: 345.945.4650 Email: cis@cayintschool.ky

CIS SERVICE INITIATIVE

CHILDREN OF HAITI PROJECT

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Upcoming Events Oct 3 PTA Back–to-School BBQ, 5:00-7:00pm, Outside ARC Oct 6—17 MAP Testing, Grades 3-8 Oct 6 MS Division Photo, ARC, 8:00am Oct 6 MS Netball Game, CIS vs CCC, Home, 3:45pm Oct 7 University of Tampa visit, D1, 1:30pm Oct 8 HS Division Photo, ARC, 8:00am Oct 8 EC Division Photo, ARC, 8:30am Oct 8 ES Division Photo, ARC, 9:30am Oct 8 Secondary Boys Football, CIS vs STI, Away, 3:45pm Oct 9 Lions Sight Screening, Grades 1& 7 Oct 11 SAT Exams, D Block, 7:30am—1:00pm Oct 11 Open Library, 9-11:30am Oct 13 MS Netball Game, CIS vs. CPHS, 3:45pm Oct 15 PSAT Exam, Science Lab, 8:00am-12:00pm Oct 15 Developing Capable Young People, Tech lab, 6:15pm Oct 16 Florida Institute of Technol- ogy and Johnson & Wales Universities visit, D1,1:30pm Oct 16 Elementary Music Show- case, ARC, 6:30pm Oct 17 Civvies Day, $2 Wear Pink for Stand up to Bullying and Breast Cancer Awareness Month Oct 17 Elementary School Assem- bly, 8:50am, Grade 4 Pre- senting

Click the calen-dar to view the CIS Calendar for more up-coming events.

Cayman International School is focusing its global service efforts to assist children from our Caribbean neighbor in Haiti. Working with the Children of Haiti Project (COHP),

fundraising efforts and other connections will be focused on providing aid to those in need. COHP was founded in response to the devastating January 12, 2010 earthquake which leveled Haiti, the poorest country in the Western Hemisphere. On February 11, 2010, a broad coalition of leading agencies serving international schools and school super-intendents met in Boston and established an executive committee to design and imple-ment an educational center for the children of Haiti. After considering many suggestions, the committee decided to focus its efforts on serving the poorest children in Haiti, many of whom (50%) were receiving no schooling even before the earthquake. The broad goal of COHP is to marshal the resources and agency assistance necessary to conduct a compre-hensive educational program for children in poverty, with guarantees of long term sustain-ability and program effectiveness, and support for nutritional and medical needs. COHP's mission is to provide learning opportunities to children in Haiti with limited or no access to formal education, through the collective support and leadership of international schools, international institutions, and individuals worldwide. We are working together to nurture each child's intellectual, ethical, social and physical growth, that each may become a posi-tive, contributing member of the Haitian community. CIS is proud to partner in this mis-sion. For more information check out these links: http://www.childrenofhaitiproject.org/ and https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L-Gp98xt5_w

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CIS Community News

Did you know that CIS is

into its 4th year of the

B.Y.O.D. (Bring Your Own

Device) Program in the

Secondary School.

Voyages!

Grade 4 and 5 Music Classes present:

Celebrating different cultures through song

Thursday, October 16th 6:30 in the ARC

This year in order to showcase what students are learning in music class, we will have 3

small concerts throughout the year for different grades to present. These showcases are in

place of the end of the year Spring Concert that we’ve had in the past, and are more focused

on what each grade has been doing in class. Please join us for the first concert of the year,

Voyages! Grade 4 and 5 will present songs and dances from all seven continents.

Grade 4 and 5 students are asked to arrive at CIS by 6:00pm and go to their classroom

wearing appropriate concert attire: “Holiday Best,” No shorts, jeans, flip-flops please!.

MANY THANKS AND...

to another September

Birthday Book Program

Supporter!

CIS’s Yellow Civvies Day last Friday raised over CI$ 1004.00 for the Cayman Islands

Cancer Society. Well done CIS Com-

munity!

Thanks to your Scho-lastic orders the teachers earned $565.74 US to spend on books for your child’s class-room. We ordered books for the chil-

dren to read for en-joyment in our class libraries and to support learning and themes in the classroom.

A HUGE

TO PARENTS FROM

TEACHERS

Early Childhood and Elementary Principal Coffees

Thank you to all our parents who attended the Early Childhood (EC) and Elementary School (ES) Principal-Parent Coffees this past week. We appreciated the opportunity to share two of our initiatives, the High Scope Approach (EC) and Positive Discipline in the Classroom (ES), that we have begun to implement this year. In addition, we always welcome the questions and feedback we receive at these get-togethers. Our next Coffees are Novem-ber 4 and 5. We hope to see you there! www.Highscope.org www.positivediscipline.com

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Around the World

with CIS

CIS will host an Inter-

national Evening on

Tuesday, October 21st

from 6:00 - 8:00 in the

ARC celebrating our

various cultures through

food, music, and dance. It

is a great opportunity to share

the best of our CIS population

and cultures. Families are highly encouraged to par-

ticipate by musical performance and dance, and just

as important, food from the different regions from

around the world. If you would like to participate in

any form, please contact Señor Blanco

at John.White@cayintschool.ky.

CIS SPELLING BEE We would like to congratulate our hard-working spelling bee participants! These students have been studying hard to pre-pare for this event and we are very proud of what they have

accomplished. The spelling bee winners are as fol-lows:

The 1-2 grade winners, 3-5 grade winners and 6th grade students will have another small spelling bee towards the end of October to determine which 3 students will represent CIS for the primary spelling bee island-wide. Megan Ehman will represent CIS at the secondary bee, island-wide. Congratulations to all of these students!

Revised October Menu attached to

the newsletter

Date: Saturday, October 11th

Time: 9-11:30 AM

Place: CIS Library

Please join us for open library. We will have read-alouds

and activities surrounding our theme of music and the

symphony. You might also want to check out some

books. Looking forward to seeing you!

All students are welcome.

*Please make plans to stay with your

child.

Saturday at the

Symphony

Grade 3-5 1st Nicole K. 2nd Sophia W 3rd Fiona M.

Grade 1-2 1st Demyan S. 2nd Dylan J. 3rd Sophia F.

Secondary 1st Marin H. 2nd Megan E. 3rd Jade W.

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YEARBOOK PHOTOS CONTINUE NEXT WEEK Year book photos have been going smoothly and for the most part the weather has been cooperative! We have 2 more mornings of yearbook and class photos coming up this week. If your child’s photo day is on a day they normally wear a PE uniform, please send your child dressed in their regular school uniform with a blue polo shirt and pack their PE uniform and PE shoes for them to change into after their photo has been taken.

On your child’s picture day, please remember the following:

EC and ES students: BLUE polo shirts; no white shirts please!

Best uniforms We would also like to thank the parent volunteers who have assisted in getting the stu-dents ready for their pictures. Your help has been greatly appreciated! School Division photos will be taken next week. Please send your children in their best uniforms. Blue polo shirts for Elementary students, no PE uniforms. MS (Grade 6, 7, 8): Monday, October 6 at 8:00am; HS (Grades 9,10, 11, 12): Wednesday, October 8 at 8:00am; Early Childhood (Nursery, PreK3, PreK4): Wednesday 8:30am; Elementary (Kindergarten, Grades 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5): Wednesday at 9:30am

Dear Parents,

Next week students in grades 3-8 will take the Measurement of Academic Progress

(MAP), assessment for reading. MAP is not a timed test so students can take as long as they

need.; a typical student will need 50 minutes. This computer generated assessment is individualized so no

two students will have the same questions. The MAP as-sessment is designed to measure academic growth over time

and your parent report will include all of the previous assess-ments. Additionally, students reviewed the MAP assessment this

week during technology class and experienced a short sample test. The night before the assessment please make sure your child has

plenty of rest.

Please note the schedule has been re-vised from last week. Ms. Amy and Mr. Jason’s times have

changed.

Curriculum Chat

Ms. Rita

Pokemon Cards

Please note that starting on Mon-

day, October 6th, Pokemon cards

and collections will need to re-

main at home. Elementary Facul-

ty have discussed the current situ-

ation and decided that, at this

time, the cons of allowing trading

at recess outweigh the benefits.

Some of the main points for mak-

ing the decision include the fol-

lowing:

It can be an exclusive rather

than inclusive activity.

Trading has sometimes be-

come unfair and has led to

conflicts.

Although cards are left in

bags or cubbies after play-

ground/recess times,

Pokemon discussions have

sometimes continued in the

classroom which becomes a

distraction.

CIS policy states that personal

toys need to be left at home.

Classroom teachers have dis-

cussed this decision with their stu-

dents. We do recognize that

many enjoy this hobby, so we

are looking at alternative and

creative ways to provide oppor-

tunities for students to trade out-

side the regular school day. We

welcome your input and appreci-

ate your support and understand-

ing in this matter.

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Free Logos at Lands’ End October 2nd – 7th Remember, Buy 3 or more Kid polos, save $3 each or Buy 3 or more Adult polos, save $5 each! Promo Code: YOURLOGO PIN: 1247 http://www.landsend.com/pp/SchoolSearch.html?

action=landing&selectedSchoolNum=900038092

PETER PAN JR. ANNOUNCE-MENTS

Peter Pan Jr Production is looking for Pirate Costume donations! Contact Ms. Anne

(anne.walsh@cayintschool.ky) or Ms. Heather (heather.hall@cayintschool.ky) if you have pieces of costumes that the cast could borrow for the production. If you have any fairy costume pieces at home as well,

we would be happy to take a look at those too!

More Peter Pan news! There is going to be a Peter Pan raffle taking place at the second show. Shows are De-cember 4th and 5th. If you know of or have a business that would like to donate a service, prize, or gift card, please contact Ms. Anne

(anne.walsh@cayintschool.ky). Thank you!

Exclusive top-tier universities in the US have long

regarded the International Baccalaureate (IB) as the

premier curriculum for many years. But what about

the IB in the UK? Here are a couple of UK-based ar-

ticles that provide some thoughts on the IB:

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/education/

secondaryeducation/10017618/International-Baccalaureate-is-it-

any-good.html

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/education/9387014/Can-the-

International-Baccalaureate-improve-English-education.html

PROJECT GROW

On Thursday, October 2nd, third grade students began the 2014-2015

Project Grow at CIS. Project Grow is a school garden project help-

ing students and teachers learn the principles of gardening through

the development of sustainable school gardens.

This program will provide an

out of the box approach to nu-

tritional learning while promot-

ing sustainable agriculture as a

vehicle to teach children about

healthy food and where it

comes from.

The mission of Cayman Project

Grow is to be able to give all

schools in the Cayman Islands

support for edible gardens. The

importance of preserving the

health of the youth of the Cayman Islands is

critical and this project aims to help shift a

mindset to a healthier overall lifestyle.

Third grade students want to thank Cayman

Project Grow’s sponsors, Generali Worldwide,

and Mr. Tom Balon from Vigoro Nursery for

volunteering to visit CIS to teach about the im-

portance of gardening and growing healthy

and nutritious food.

The Lions Club of Grand Cayman

Sight Screening 2014

The Lions Club of Grand Cayman

and local optometrists, provide an

Annual Sight Screening program within schools on Grand Cayman and

Cayman Brac . This project has proven valuable in detection and pre-

vention of visual impairment in the early years of students. The screen-

ing will be done with all Grade 1 students and all Grade 7 students at CIS

on Thursday October 9, 2014.

GOOD SPORTS

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CUC PRIMARY BOYS FOOTBALL LEAGUE

The CIS team first played against Prospect Primary School last Saturday. The team didn’t have too much trouble and won 4-0 with Jonathan R. and Francisco M.

both scoring two goals.

The next game against Savan-nah Pri-mary School was more difficult, but CIS won in penalties 2-0. Francisco scored during regulation time. The game went to penalties and Francisco, playing goalie, saved two penalties but the game was decided with Andrew W.’s strike giving CIS the victory. CIS then played against Red Bay Primary School in the quarter-finals. CIS unfortunately lost 1-0. (Article submitted by Francisco

M.)

FIRST HOME MATCH EVER FOR MS GIRLS NETBALL TEAM!

The MS Girls Netball team had their first home match on Monday. The girls played an exceptional game against a well-experienced team (ACA) who even commented at how well we played and didn’t make it easy for them! After not scoring in the first three quarters, our aim in the final quarter was to get one goal scored by the end of the match. In the first minute they scored one amazing goal and then followed that with another two in quick succession! All of the team worked well once again and dominated on court in terms of spacing across the court and enthusi-asm. The final score was 18-3 but our girls definitely left with their heads held high! Thank you for all of your support in our first home match – it was great to have home team supporters, although it would be great for even more familiar faces cheering the MS girls Netball team on at the next match, Monday, October 6 in the ARC at 3:45pm.

U-9 and U-11 CUC Primary Football League—Boys

Division Time Teams Playing Venue

Saturday October 4, 2014

U-9 9:00am CIS vs Savannah Primary CIS

U-11 11:00am CIS vs Savannah Primary CIS

Saturday October 18, 2014

U-11 TBD CIS vs Cayman Academy CIS

Saturday November 8, 2014

U-9 9:00am CIS vs Truth for Youth CIS

U-11 10:00am CIS vs Truth for Youth CIS

Saturday, November 15, 2014

U-9 9:00 am George Town Primary vs CIS Annex Field

(Field 1)

U-11 11:00am George Town Primary vs CIS Annex Field

(Field 1)

Saturday November 22, 2014

U-9 9:00am St. Ignatius Prep vs CIS St. Ignatius

Prep

U-11 11:00am St. Ignatius Prep vs CIS St. Ignatius

Prep

Saturday November 29, 2014

U-9 9:00am CIS vs Sir John A. Cumber CIS

U-11 11:00am CIS vs Sir John A. Cumber CIS

CUC PRIMARY GIRLS FOOTBALL LEAGUE

On Saturday, October 5th at 10 am the CIS u11 Girls Football team will play in their first match on home turf against Sa-vannah Primary in the first CUC Girl’s Primary Football League. This is a new all girls league this year and the CIS girls have been practic-ing hard to get ready for their first game. Come on out and sup-port your lady Iguana’s in their first match! Go

CIS!

U-11 CUC Primary Football League—Girls

Division Time Teams Playing Venue

Saturday October 4, 2014

U-11 10:00am CIS vs Savannah Primary CIS

Saturday November 15, 2014

U-11 10:00am George Town Primary vs CIS Annex Field (Field 1)

Saturday November 22, 2014

U-11 10:00am St. Ignatius Prep vs CIS St. Ignatius Prep

Saturday, November 29, 2014

U-11 11:00am George Town Primary vs CIS Annex Field (Field 1)

Saturday November 29, 2014

U-11 10:00am CIS vs Sir John A. Cumber CIS

SECONDARY BOYS FOOTBALL

The boys played another good match

despite loosing to Wesleyan Academy

with a score of 6-4. Congratulations to

Zac H. for his hat-trick and to Jeremy W.

for a superb finish. MVP for the game

goes to Zac H.

Well done boys, hang in there, results will come!

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SECONDARY HEADLINES

University Visits

University of Tampa—October 7, 1:30pm, D1

Florida Institute of Technology and Johnson & Wales Universities—October 16, 1:30pm, D1

University of British Columbia—October 20, 12:35pm, (D2)

Brescia College– October 23, 1:30pm, D1

High School Students/Parents

Saxon Investment is sponsoring the Saxon Investment Club for students between the ages of 14 and 19. The club

offers a platform for students to be exposed to the realities of the investment world. Participation in this club is a

fantastic opportunity for students to learn about investing and developing a better understanding of finance in

general. Students will receive hands on experience and gain invaluable insight and knowledge about fiscal respon-

sibility. Students will gain experience in the world of finance through the development and maintenance of a virtu-

al portfolio by picking Stocks and Funds in accordance with their re-

search into the current market. The first meeting is at St. Ignatius

Catholic School Hall at 3:30 p.m. on Monday, October 8. If interested,

please see Ms. Sylma in the front office for registration form. The

form must be signed by parents.

Middle School Student Leadership

held their first event, The Back to

School Dodge Ball Bash, last Fri-

day. Middle School students com-

peted in homeroom teams against

each other in a double elimination

tournament. A special teacher team was also assembled to compete against the

students. For some reason many students looked forward to throwing dodge balls

at some of their favorite teachers. All participants played well-fought games, but in

the end Mr. James' 8th grade homeroom was victorious. The winners celebrated

with a pizza party during lunch this past Wednesday. Middle School Leadership

would like to thank everyone who came out to play! Stay tuned for the next event!

B A S H !

MIDDLE SCHOOL

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2014-2015 MS and HS Trips

Secondary students at CIS have opportunities to enhance their school experience in numerous ways. School trips are exciting events the augment curricular studies and engage students in meaningful experiences that are extremely memorable. Students in each grade level have an opportunity to participate in school trips as long as they meet CIS character and academic ex-pectations. The following list provides some details about the 2014-2015 secondary trips. It is not an expecta-tion or require-ment that stu-dents attend, but we want to pro-vide timely in-formation so that you can plan in advance.

Grade Trip Location Dates Costs

6

Campout Kaibo March 26-27 Approximately $50-$90 CI

7

CCMI Little Cayman March 22-24 March 26-28

Approximately $600-$800 CI

8

Multi-curricular Washington, DC March 22-28 (within this range)

Approximately $1600-$1800 CI

6-12 (selected players)

Boys & Girls Football

Jamaica February 12-14 Approximately $800-$1000 CI

9-12 (selected students)

Model United Na-tions

Chicago December 10-15 Approximately $1600-$1800 CI

9-12

College Visits & Band Trip

Boston May 24-31 (within this range)

Approximately $1700-$1900 CI

10-12

Service & Adventure Trip

Panama May 24-31 (within this range)

Approximately $1700-$1900 CI

CIS On The Move

CIS showed their talent at the UNLIKE Cayman Festival this past Saturday. There were solo performances by Dani S., Mikayla C., Sarah P., and Sabrina S. and Mr. Scott showed off some of his ukulele talents. The CIS Rock Band performed this past Saturday at the Unlike Cayman Music and Arts festival as well. After waiting for rain clouds to pass the band took the stage and treated their audience to a three song set, which included Tom Petty’s “You Wreck Me”, “Unbelievers” by Vampire Weekend, and “Welcome To Paradise” by Green Day. Stay tuned for their next perfor-mance!

If your child has an achievement or expe-rience you would like to share in the Week-

ly Current, please email

cis@cayintschool.ky

CIS Mission Statement: Cayman International School endeavors to provide each of our students the opportunity to achieve his/her academic and personal best within a U.S./International educational environment that encourages and in-spires leadership, character, and community service while embracing cultural diversity.

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CIS Seen On Campus

Secondary Honor Roll

Elementary Spelling Bee

Wednesday, October 01, 2014 Thursday, October 02, 2014 Friday, October 03, 2014

1. Baked Chicken Breast Burger 1. Meat Balls and Gravy 1. BBQ Chicken

with potato wedges and corn on the cob with mash potatoes and vegetable of the day with baked potato wedges and sweet corn

2. Whole Grain Spaghetti With Meat Sauce 2. Roasted Turkey Breast and Gravy 2. Fish Fingers

with veg of the day (v) with mash potatoes and veg of the day with baked potato wedges and sweet corn

Cold Lunch: Ranch Chicken Wrap Cold Lunch: Veggie Wrap Cold Lunch: Turkey Club Sandwich

Soup of the Day: Vegetable Soup of the Day: Chicken Noodle Soup of the Day: Pumpkin

Monday, October 06, 2014 Tuesday, October 07, 2014 Wednesday, October 08, 2014 Thursday, October 09, 2014 Friday, October 10, 2014

1. Fish Cakes 1.Chicken Quesadillas with corn and peppers 1. Ginos Cheese Pizza (v) whole wheat/white flour blended crust1.Chicken Teriyaki with Veg 1. Chicken Tenders

with baked potato wedges and veg served with salsa and low fat sour cream with Veggie Sticks with steamed brown and white rice blend with mash potatoes and mix veg

2. Baked Macaroni n' Cheese (v) 2.Turkey Dog 2. Ginos Grilled Chicken Pizza Whole-wheat/White Flour Blended Crust2. Steamed Fish with Veg 2. Cayman Style Beef

with vegetable of the day with baked potato wedges and veg with Veggie Sticks with steamed brown and white rice blend with mash potatoes, mix veg, and gravy

Cold Lunch: Jerk Chicken Sub Cold Lunch: Mild Curried Chicken Sandwich Cold Lunch: Tuna Sub Cold Lunch: Turkey Swiss Wrap Cold Lunch: Chicken Caesar Wrap

Soup of the Day: Chicken Noodle Soup of the Day: Pumpkin Soup of the Day: Minestrone Soup of the Day: Chicken Noodle Soup of the Day: Vegetable

CANADIAN THANKSGIVING

Monday, October 13, 2014 Tuesday, October 14, 2014 Wednesday, October 15, 2014 Thursday, October 16, 2014 Friday, October 17, 20141. Roast Turkey with Mash Potatoes and Veg 1. Stir Fry Chicken with Veg (v) 1. Baked Chicken Breast Burger 1. Meat Balls and Gravy 1. BBQ Chicken

served with gravy and cranberry sauce with steamed brown and white rice blend with potato wedges and corn on the cob with mash potatoes and vegetable of the day with baked potato wedges and sweet corn

2. Baked Glazed Ham with Mash Potatoes and Veg 2. Home Made Chicken Curry 2. Whole Grain Spaghetti With Meat Sauce 2. Roasted Turkey Breast and Gravy 2. Fish Fingers

served with gravy and cranberry sauce with steamed brown and white rice blend with veg of the day (v) with mash potatoes and veg of the day with baked potato wedges and sweet corn

Cold Lunch: Thanksgiving Sandwich -Chicken, Swiss

Cheese, Stuffing and Cranberry SauceCold Lunch: Ham & Cheddar Sub Cold Lunch: Ranch Chicken Wrap Cold Lunch: Veggie Wrap Cold Lunch: Turkey Club Sandwich

Soup of the Day: Butternut Squash Soup of the Day: Tomato Soup of the Day: Vegetable Soup of the Day: Chicken Noodle Soup of the Day: Pumpkin

Monday, October 20, 2014 Tuesday, October 21, 2014 Wednesday, October 22, 2014 Thursday, October 23, 2014 Friday, October 24, 20141. Fish Cakes 1.Chicken Quesadillas with corn and peppers 1. Ginos Cheese Pizza (v) Whole-wheat/White Flour Blended Crust1.Chicken Teriyaki with Veg

with baked potato wedges and veg served with salsa and low fat sour cream with Veggie Sticks with steamed brown and white rice blend

2. Baked Macaroni n' Cheese (v) 2.Turkey Dog 2. Ginos Grilled Chicken Pizza Whole-wheat/White Flour Blended Crust2. Steamed Fish with Veg

with vegetable of the day with baked potato wedges and veg with Veggie Sticks with steamed brown and white rice blend

Cold Lunch: Jerk Chicken Sub Cold Lunch: Mild Curried Chicken Sandwich Cold Lunch: Tuna Sub Cold Lunch: Turkey Swiss Wrap

Soup of the Day: Chicken Noodle Soup of the Day: Pumpkin Soup of the Day: Minestrone Soup of the Day: Chicken Noodle

Half Term Half Term Half Term Half Term Half Term

HALF DAY

CIS MENU

OCTOBER 2014

MENU INFORMATION Serving Sizes:

Menu Pricing:

Hot Lunch PreK3-Grade 2: $5.00

Hot Lunch Grade 3-5: $5.50

Hot Lunch Grade 6-12: $6.00

Sandwich Cold Lunch: $4.00 / Sub or Wrap Cold Lunch: $5.00

(served with veggie stick and ranch dip)

Soup of the Day (12oz) with Dinner Roll: $3.50

Small Salad Bar: $4.50 Please be sure to finalise your orders. Only finalised orders are delivered to by system

(choice of greens, 4 toppings including a max. of 1 protein, and 1 dressing)

Large Salad Bar: $6.50

(choice of greens, 6 toppings including a max. of 2 proteins, and 1 dressing)

Composed Salad: $6.00

Beverages:

Bottled Water: $1.25

Milk (1/2 Pint Low Fat, 2% or less): $1.50

Tropicana Orange Juice: $1.50

Fruit 66 100% Juice (8oz): $1.50

Honestade Organic Fruit Beverage: $2.25 Funds will appear on your child's account within 3 business days upon receipt of payment.

Gatorade (12oz): $2.00

Honest Tea Special: $1.25

Snacks:

Low Fat Fortified Yogurt (4oz)

Stony Field Organic Yogurt (6oz) $3.00

Ginger Lily Frozen Yogurt $2.50

Whole Fruit: $1.00 / Fruit Cup: $3.00

Baked Chips/Popcorn $1.00

Brownie $1.50 Mise en Place is not responsible if students use the canteen beyond their parents specifications.

Please instruct your child as to their daily expenditure limit (to include all lunch, snacks, and beverages).

Nutritional Information: Please alert us of any food restrictions and allergies.

Proteins: low fat proteins available daily

variety of fish offered at least twice a week (depending on market availability)

Omega3 rich proteins are available once every two weeks

red meats are only offered no more than twice a week and are 85% or more lean

Staples: at least 50% whole wheat flour or whole grain for all breads, pastas, and baked goods (whole grain option is always available with hot lunch entrées)

Fruit and Vegetables: All lunch entrees include one full serving of vegetables and fruit is available every day.

Dairy: low fat (2% or less) plain milk and non-dairy alternatives are available upon request

Pizza: low fat cheese and toppings, and at least 50% whole wheat flour for crust

Salad Bar: choice of greens, variety of vegetables and fruit, choice of protein, and choice of dressing

Condiments: available in portion controlled servings and salt is not available once food preparation is complete

1. Please login to your account at Myschoolaccount.com

2. Select "Preorder" and follow the instructions to,

"The 6 Easy Steps for Completing the Meal Preorder Process"3. Select lunches and review "Checkout Cart" before finalizing orders.

4. Please complete orders online by 25 August 2014.

Please keep account funds current "topped up" to place orders from online account. Please contact admin@catering.ky, 623 2433 for account payment assistance.

Ordering Process:

Serving Size PreK3- Grade 2: 1.5 oz meat/meat alternative + 2 oz staples + 1.5 oz vegetables

Serving Size Grade 3-5: 2oz meat/meat alternative + 2.5 oz staples + 1.5 oz vegetables

Serving Sizes Grade 6-12: 2.5 oz meat/meat alternative + 3 oz of staples + 2 oz of vegetables

Cut off time for pre-ordered meals will be one business day prior to each day of service.

Please place orders by using our online ordering system at myschoolaccount.com. Please follow the direction given in our packet

distributed at the start of the school year

Accounts may be funded/topped up for the canteen a la carte option. Please keep account current.

Payment Process and Policies:

CNB customers may make online payments to Mise en Place Ltd., from the Cayman National Bank website.

For credit and debit card payments, please contact admin@catering.ky or 623 2433.

Cash and cheques are accepted at the ARC Canteen.

At this time it is not possible to make payment at Myschoolaccount.com. You are not able to use "Deposit Funds" function.

Please make cheques payable to: Mise en Place Ltd.

For all declined cards and returned cheques, a $20 fee will be applied

All payments should be received by the 25th of the proceeding month for guaranteed first day of the month orders.

Please contact 623 2433 and speak with the MEP school administrator or email admin@catering.ky

For the account a la carte option, please maintain a positive account balance. Myschoolaccount.com will give notification when accounts require top up.

Should Mise en Place provide a student lunch with no order or payment, the school will be notified to contact a parent.

Canteen Policies:

Cafeteria Opening Hours: 11:00am-2:00pm daily when school is in session

Cancelations: notice must be received prior to or before 9:00am on the day of delivery. Credit will be applied for another lunch date.