May/June 2013

May/June At

A Glance

APRIL 29-May 4-Turn Off TV Week

May 3-Spirit Day

Fifth Grade Panoramic Picture

May 6-10-Staff Appreciation Week

May 10-Volunteer Thank You Breakfast

May 13-First Grade Performance-6 p.m.

May 14-First Grade Performance-6 p.m

May 20-Third Grade Field Trip

May 22-Fourth Grade Field Trip

PTA Ice Cream Social-6 p.m.

May 23-A/R Carnival

May 27-MOMORIAL DAY-NO

SCHOOL FOR STUDENTS

May 28-Fifth Grade students visit Luns-

ford

May 30-Field Day Grades 1-2

May 31-Field Day Grades 3-5

Fifth Grade Field Trip to

Baltimore

JUNE 3-Third Grade Wax Museum-1

p.m.

June 4-Field Day Make-Up-All Grades

June 5-Fifth Grade Celebration-8:30 a.m.

June 6-Fifth Grade Clap-Out 2:25 p.m.

LAST DAY OF SCHOOL

June 12-Report Cards Mailed

From the Desk of the Principal

Puma Families,

I know that I wrote the staff not too long ago, talking about the unspoken feeling about

the end of the school year. My message was to finish strong and stay focused. The expec-tation at school is that we continue as usual all the way to the end. Each day should be

meaningful and each moment should be viewed as an important learning opportunity.

The message for “finishing strong” is an important one for students too. I likened the mes-

sage to one of running a race. If you’ve ever been fortunate enough to participate in a race, then you know that a strong finish to the race helps to motivate you to run another

one. Your mind already begins to prepare for “what it’s like next time” and you think about how you can improve.

That’s how I’d love for students to feel about the purpose to ending this year by “finishing strong.” Students can think about how they can improve and ensure a successful feeling

this year to grow confidence about next year.

To look back about what they’ve accomplished and we’ve accomplished this year, it’s been

tremendous. You and the staff were nervous about having a new principal and I was confi-dent about this year, but I knew there would be a lot of change and the transition would

be hard. What I found is an impressive community that loves their kids and their school. The impact of the accomplishments of this year can only be measured by the people our

children become. But since, each teacher lesson, conversation, musical, PTA event, student or staff recognition, meeting, and so forth are all done with heart and in the right of

“what’s best for kids”, what we did helped a student grow.

Because so much good for the “right of kids” has occurred, we all owe it to ourselves, each

other, and of course the children to “finish strong.” That way, we’ve set each other up for a strong return to do it again.

With heart and Puma Pride, Mr. Thiessen

Pinebrook Welcomes Mr. William Raye

My name is William Raye and it is with pleasure that I serve the students and staff at Pinebrook as

the acting administrative intern through the close of this school year. I am a retired Loudoun Coun-

ty principal who most recently led Horizon Elementary from 1999-2011. Prior to my assignment at

Horizon, I served as the principal of three Loudoun County schools. I have met several parents since

my arrival at Pinebrook and look forward to meeting many more. Thank you for making me feel

welcome.

If due to a disability, you need assistance to enable you to participate meaningfully in the meetings at school, please contact Daryl Rodgers at (703) 957– 4325

at least five work days prior to the event.

Third Quarter Principal’s List

Third Grade Kaitlyn Antonacci

Alison Bodnark

Sebastian Chokka

Prakriti Dhungana

Tristam Eilers

Samuel Esteban

Jenna Freilich

Sami Fuleihan

Bhuvanesh Kumaresan

Emily Marohn

Liam McKenna

Sahithi Mudiganti

Max Muldoon

Joshua Niemeyer

Shreeya Pullangari

Shreeya Rambhad

Hannah Rayburn

Aardra Sakpal

Aison Tran

Christy Vilcas

Shriya Vishwanathan

Srujana Yalamanchili

Fourth Grade Riley Alkhayat

Samira Aminou

Jonathan Baer

Deekshita Behara

Genevieve Boisvert

Abhinav Boyapati

Casey Byers

Sritha Chelluri

Angelina Cherian

Jasmine Cruz

Grace Curtin

Migo Dalugdug

Dhruvkumar Devani

Josh Facey

Akshara Gandrakota

Teju Gidadhubli

Mahi Gudi

Diya Gupta

Morgan Hess

Harrison Jordan

Nora Kalra

Ayush Karmacharya

Will Knudson

Aditya Kumar

Krithika Layagala

Joel Lee

Saverio Lombardo

Elizabeth McDaniel

Madison McGowan

Madison McKennna

Rania Mualla

Akansha Nair

Esha Narla

Cameron Nguyen

Madeleine Nguyen

Emily Noumbo-Haji

Coby Oxendine

Shalini Panthangi

Ethan Pham

Alex Phan

Sonal Prakash

Sanjna Ramesh

Kendra Rentz

Charles Russell

Abigail Ryan

Paige Schar

Grace Schofield

Nasira Seddiq

Ishita Shah

Tristan Shah

Tejarsh Singh

Minjoo Song

Nadia Stupec

Vinith Thangaraj

Ryan Thorpe

Rishith Vuppala

Travis Zywicki

Fifth Grade

Srimathi Anbumani

Cameron Arendt

Nicole Buckner

Nicholas Carl

Param Damle

Nabiha Faisal

Luke Fernandez

Patrick Gilley

Claire Im

Manushi Karkhanis

Venkat Katrapati

Julia Kim

Victoria Le

Tejas Lokeshrao

Jacob McDaniel

Omisha Mondal

Celina Morin

Calvin Ogle

Keerthana Pasumarthy

Ellie Quach

Anna Grace Rader

Neha Rajeev

Jack Varanelli

Abinaya Venkatesan

Third Quarter Scholar’s List

Third Grade Jag Aceron

Mahi Anand

Gugan Anbumani

Lexi Armstrong

Briana Ausgotharp

Jaden Barger

Melaina Carl

Ragavan Chanthana

Lucy Cheng

Haashir Choudhry

Bryson Coates

Jennifer Dao

Joshua Drinkwine

Mia Durham

Riyaz Fatgur-Rabbani

Riley Graham

Wyatt Hagan

Jason John

Amber Jordan

Emerson Kang

Sara Khattak

Tyler Kim

Abhinaya Kodali

Joshua Laeser

Alexis Lee

Bhuvan Maddi

Sarah Malinowski

Ian Mishler

Cameron Montgomery

Harlow Nigh

Sai Pathuri

Kathleen Pham

Vainateya Rangaraju

Alex Ross

Danny Rutler

Jasmit Singh

Kaylee Sullivan

Brent Taylor

Vy Tran

Morgan Tribby

Shaan Tucker

Nicholas Turner

Bryn Varanelli

Harini Venkatesan

Nivisha Vikraman

Dakota Whitfield

Abigail Winters

Emma Winters

Haley Wulff

Fourth Grade Amina Ahmed

Caroline Angelus

Jasmine Batth

Teddy Bersentes

Daniel Carroll

Matthew Carroll

Dallas Cecil

Hywon Cha

Maimoonah Chaudhry

Sayda Coleman

Ranbir Dhillon

Ishan Doma

Colin Duncan

Joe Eitzel

Fayrouz Fathallah

Joaquin Flores-Vaccari

Michele Fontana

Tushar Gidadhubli

Lucie Grimes

Peyton Hall

Ahmad Hamed

Dylan Hogge

Prisha Javed

Joel Jilson

Olivia Johnson

Lokesh Kammela

Ved Kundeti

Stuart Kyle

Aisha Moobe

Juliet Morin

Pratik Nadapelli

Kyla Nguyen

Avinash Nayak

Christian Petrey

Tyler Phillips

Kaitlin Qreitim

Hang Quach

Aya Rasheed

Sreeha Reddy

Payton Robinson

Angie Saah

Elijah Sauder

Laksha Senthilkumar

Sohil Shah

Amber Simpson

Lily Sorenson

Hamsini Sriram

Cameron Stemberger

Carly St. Laurent

Ethan Suarez

Snigdha Subraveti

Jessie Tabella

Lauren Tabella

Adam Taylor

Long Thai

Vivian Ton

Jake Trout

Gabriella Trujillo

Sasi Valiveti

Chris Wilson

Madison Yoder

Fifth Grade Mariam Ahmad

Kaitlyn Alexander

Yasmin Azizi

Chaya Bodnar

Katie Brennan

T.J. Bunkall

Hyssop Cha

Ishar Chhabra

Shreenidhi Chundi

Somanath Dandibhotla

Micaela Flores-Vaccari

Alexis Freilich

William Gay

Nikash Gujjari

Nabil Habib

Ashley Harris

Aashna Hemrajani

Bernadine Jackson

Marissa Jones

Zachary Kang

Rachel Kaplan

Avery Keefe

Alexandra Loesel

Khushie Matharoo

Justin Matthews

Gracelyn Mauro

Luke Mawyer

Hailey McGregor

Kyla Miller

Gabriela Morales

Shawn Nies

Emma Parker

Danny Pham

Bhavna Prakash

Rane Quist

Riya Sharma

Anna Skoug

Angela Song

Morgan Soohoo

Kevin Sosa

Justin Souter

Theresa Trinh

Grace Van Leeuwen

Shriya Vijay

Hannah Walker

Sushrut Wate

Kiersten Wong

Hannah Woodling

Kenneth Wu

Brandon Young

Ben Zeitlin

Nick Zywicki

April Paw Pride

Kindergarten Clark (am) Carissa Shruthika Clark (pm) Sahasra Sourish Klein (am) Kaushikha Rithika Klein (pm) Julien Satya Thiess (am) Madison Megyn Nick Thiess (pm) Jack Shlesh Welch (am) Lexi Noah Olivia Tessa Welch (pm) Conner Mithran Sanjay First Grade Biggs Hannah Leena Ruthvik Talan Birckhead Kiana Oanh Olivia Hunt Anjali Daphne Ryan Sam Vedik Johns Jayarsh Milotte Cole Deekshaa Jadon Megan Neal Scheff Aryaman Bryce Daniel Tracy Abby Bianca Brandon Vignoe Gorochanaa Nanda

Second Grade Corbett Alina Ashley Sajal Trey Doehler Megan Mohammed Kolesar Anya Maddox Mason Nicole Reed Roth Ashlynn Asif Madeline Nathan Tyler Thompson Eva Robbie Sindhura Sulabh Third Grade Bates Amber Gilbert Quentin Sarina Cherry Sameeha Shreeya Clevenger Lapierre Cameron Nasim Zain Manuel Edress Simone Turner Brianna Bryan Tahir Williamson Briana Jacob Jenna Manav

Fourth Grade Bauer Akansha Nishita Yamir Davis Diya Ishan Kaitlin Madison Ranbir Ved Matner Andrew Lauren Mahi Noelle Noel Elijah Laksha Turner Aditya Aya Joaquin Teju Wright Ardina Davis Jeremy Fifth Grade Cramer Ali Morgan Nabil Donahue Ashley Jonathan Jones Blake Micaela Pingley Ellie Emma Jason Keerthana Ryan Will Schultz Calvin Hannah Luke

Breakfast/Lunch Accounts

The end of the year is quickly approaching. Beginning May

16th, students will no longer be able to charge their breakfast or

lunch. An automated message will be sent for all students who

owe money on their account. Please be sure to take care of any

balances before June 6th. If you have any questions regarding

your child’s breakfast/lunch account, you can contact the cafeteria by

calling the office at 703-957-4325.

Bucket Day a Huge Success

Teachers Makin’ Tracks would like to thank the Pinebrook parents and students for their generous support of our third annual “Bucket Day”. A total of $528.00 was raised for the American Cancer Society. That is amazing!

We invite all of you to come by Heritage High School on June 1, 2013 to say hello and participate in the many events that will be taking place on relay day. The theme for this year’s relay is Superheroes. Many of you have probably seen our team members wearing our Super Grover tee shirts on Fri-days. We have twenty three Pinebrook teachers and staff members on team Teachers Makin’ Tracks. For more infor-mation on our local event, visit www.westernloudounrelay.org.

It is with grateful hearts and continued optimism that we will walk proudly during this overnight event. Thank you again for your support. Because of you…lives

are saved!

News From the Clinic

Field Day is quickly approaching. A few reminders from the clinic

about field day.

If you want your child to wear sunscreen or bug spray, these need to be

applied at home. Your child’s teacher, staff, and the nurse are not al-

lowed to apply these to your child.

Please remember to provide a ball cap to protect their head from the

sun and a water bottle for extra hydration.

Proper footwear is important. Footwear should cover the toes such as

sneakers. Sandals and flip flops are not allowed.

Send a change of clothes for your child. There are many water activi-

ties during field day and students will get wet.

The last day to pick up medication that has been stored in the clinic is

Friday, June 7th at 2 p.m.. Any medication left after this date will be

discarded.

Parents of students with any health concerns will receive a letter with

instructions about care planning and physician orders for the 2013-

2014 school year

PTA Reflections

Congratulations to Keya Dhanani who placed 1st at the district level

and placed 2nd at the state level in the PTA Reflection program for

2013. Keya’s entry was in the Visual Arts category. Way to go

Keya!

News You Can Use @ Your Library…

Denise Higgins and Dhalia Monsour

“A great nation is a reading nation.”

-Frederic Melcher

Children’s Book Week 2013: is being held the

week of May 13-19, 2013. Since 1919,

Children’s Book Week has been celebrated

nationally in schools, libraries, bookstores,

clubs, and private homes-any place where there

are children and books. It all began with the

idea that children’s books can change lives. For

additional information about Children’s Book

Week go to

http://www.bookweekonline.com/about

Book Check Out: It is hard to believe that the

end of the school year is rapidly approaching.

The last week to check out books for this school

year is the week of May 20- 24, 2013. All books

will be due back to the library the week of May

28-31, 2013.

Accelerated Reader Carnival: The last day for

your child to earn points to participate to the

AR Carnival is Friday, May 17, 2013. To date,

there are 237 students who have already

earned participation to this year’s carnival. The

AR Carnival will be held on Thursday, May 23,

2013.

Volunteers Needed: There will be three

sessions of the AR Carnival so many parent

volunteers will be needed to help with this

event. Please mark your calendar for May 23,

2013 and consider helping out with this exciting

event. If you can volunteer, please e-mail me

at denise.higgins@lcps.org

Physical Education News

Brian McPherson and Chris Lose

Important dates to remember:

May 22nd is the last day of Jump Rope Club

May 23rd is the last day of Running Club

May 30th Field Day grades 3-5

May 31st Field Day grades 1-2

June 4th Field Day make-up

Music News

Dr. Pat Avery and Ms. Sue Correll

By this time of year, we are all

beginning to count down until the end of the

school year! Where has the time gone? Time

seems to move even more quickly as the

months pass. I look at our students and begin

to see how they have grown – physically and

intellectually as well.

As parents begin to plan for summer

activities, please include musical options for

your child. There are many music camps in the

area – opportunities for singing, playing

instruments and creating music. All of these

help your child’s brain develop in a unique way.

Plus it is fun!

Our first grade students will present

their patriotic program on May 13 and 14, 2013.

Plan to attend one of these programs. They will

begin at 6:30 in our Pinebrook Gym.

School Counselors

Melissa Roberts and Joyce Shanholtzer

We are quickly approaching the last months of

school, and it is an important time for our

students. The Virginia Standards of Learning

(SOLs) take place during May. In order to help

your child prepare for the upcoming tests, teach

him or her some of these test taking tips:

1. Get a good night’s sleep the night

before the test and have a healthy

breakfast the morning of the test. You

can think better when you are well-

rested with a full belly!

2. Read the test directions thoroughly and

carefully to make sure you know what is

being asked of you.

3. Don’t get frustrated or upset if you are

not sure of an answer. Relax and take 3

slow, deep breaths. Reread the

question and do your best to solve the

problem. If you are still not sure, move

on to answer the questions you do

know and come back to that one later.

4. Slash the trash! Use the process of

elimination for multiple-choice

questions. Cross out the answers that

you know are not correct and then

focus your time of the possible correct

answers.

5. Don’t rush! Take your time and review

your answers when you are finished.

Rushing can cause careless mistakes.

6. Believe in yourself!!! Remember that

you are smart and you can do this. A

positive attitude can go a long way!

Technology

Jenna Krause

SOL tests are rapidly approaching, and the third,

fourth, and fifth grade students are hard at

work to prepare for the tests! Not only are they

working hard in their classrooms learning new

curriculum and reviewing older concepts, they

are also beginning to practice using the testing

software for testing online. Over the next few

weeks, the students will be practicing using this

software in the computer lab. The students will

become familiar with the look and feel of the

SOL tests, and they will take sample tests to

familiarize themselves with the online tools that

will be provided to them during the tests. They

will also take some practice SOL tests from

previous years using testing software called

EPAT. This practice will not only give them time

to become comfortable with the testing

software, but it also gives them the opportunity

to utilize their test-taking strategies that they

have been learning to use all year. The students

should be proud of their hard work, and come

SOL testing days, they should also feel confident

and ready to take the tests.

Reading Information

Kelly Rogan and Maria Zambanini

Reading Tips for Parents

By: Reading Rockets (2006)

Read about it, talk about it, and think about it!

Find ways for your child to build understanding,

the ultimate goal of learning how to read. The

tips below offer some fun ways you can help

your child become a happy and confident

reader. Try a new tip each week. See what

works best for your child.

Make books special. Turn reading into

something special. Take your kids to the library,

help them get their own library card, read with

them, and buy them books as gifts. Have a

favorite place for books in your home or, even

better, put books everywhere.

Get them to read another one

Find ways to encourage your child to pick up

another book. Introduce him or her to a series

like The Boxcar Children or Harry Potter or to a

second book by a favorite author, or ask the

librarian for additional suggestions.

Crack open the dictionary

Let your child see you use a dictionary. Say,

"Hmm, I'm not sure what that word means... I

think I'll look it up."

Talk about what you see and do

Talk about everyday activities to build your

child's background knowledge, which is crucial

to listening and reading comprehension. Keep

up a running patter, for example, while cooking

together, visiting somewhere new, or after

watching a TV show.

First drafts are rough

Encourage your child when writing. Remind him

or her that writing involves several steps. No

one does it perfectly the first time.

Different strokes for different folks

Read different types of books to expose your

child to different types of writing. Some kids,

especially boys, prefer nonfiction books.

Teach your child some "mind tricks"

Show your child how to summarize a story in a

few sentences or how to make predictions

about what might happen next. Both strategies

help a child comprehend and remember.

"Are we there yet?"

Use the time spent in the car or bus for

wordplay. Talk about how jam means

something you put on toast as well as cars stuck

in traffic. How many other homonyms can your

child think of? When kids are highly familiar

with the meaning of a word, they have less

difficulty reading it.

Accelerated Reader Carnival

The excitement is building for those students who earned participation to the AR Carnival which is being held on May 23, 2013. The participants will rotate through eighteen different stations that include carnival games, moon bounces and two food stations: cotton candy and snow cones.

Parents, please speak with your child about whether he/she is allowed to fully participate in all stations at the carnival. He/she will be responsible to know this information and act accordingly. If you have any concerns, feel free to contact Mr. Thiessen or Mrs. Higgins.

We are in need of numerous parent volunteers for this event. If you can volunteer for one or more sessions, please contact Mrs. Higgins at denise.higgins@lcps.org The Carnival schedule is as follows:

Session 1 – 8:15 – 9:45 (All 5th grade, Ms.Davis, Mrs. Turner, Ms. Wright)

Session 2 – 10:00 - 11:30 (All second grade)

Session 3 – 12:30 - 2:00 (All 3rd grade, Ms. Bauer, Ms. Noel, Ms. Matner)

May 2013

Elementary Lunch Menu Three easy ways to pre-pay for meals and purchases: *Cash

Loudoun County Public Schools

*Check made payable to “County of Loudoun” *Credit card at www.pay4lunch.com

Lunch Prices Student - Full

Daily $3.00

Weekly $15.00

May $ 66.00

Student – Reduced Adult

$ .40 $4.00

$2.00 $20.00

$ 8.80 $ 88.00

Daily Feature Salad Meals All Feature Salad meals include meat/meat alternate, fruit, vegetable, grain and your choice of milk.

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Vegetarian/Hummus Salad*

Traditional Chef Salad Chop Salad+

Vegetarian/Hummus Salad* Traditional Chef Salad

Chicken Caesar

Vegetarian/Hummus Salad* Traditional Chef Salad

Fruit Salad with Yogurt* Taco Salad on Taco Day#

Vegetarian/Hummus Salad* Traditional Chef Salad

Asian Salad

Vegetarian/Hummus Salad* Traditional Chef Salad

Tuna Salad

Additional Daily Items: Yogurt Box Meal

(Includes: 4 oz Chobani Champions yogurt, string cheese, baby carrots, granola, and mini bagel with cream cheese) SunButter and Jelly Sandwich* (select schools)

Choice of milk available with all meals – Skim white, chocolate and strawberry or 1% white

Fresh fruits and vegetables available with all meals.

Monday 4/29 Tuesday 4/30 Wednesday 5/01 Thursday 5/02 Friday 5/03 Choose One Entrée: Chicken Chunks & Roll Hamburger on Bun# Cheeseburger on Bun# Choose Two Vegetables: Steamed Green Beans Fresh Vegetable Salad Choose Two Fruits: Chilled Mandarin Oranges Chilled Pineapple Assorted Fresh Fruit

Choose One Entrée: Breaded Mozzarella Cheese Sticks* with Marinara Sauce Chicken Fajita Rice Bowl Choose Two Vegetables: Steamed Green Peas Sweet Potatoes Fresh Vegetable Salad Choose Two Fruits: Chilled Pears Assorted Fresh Fruit

Choose One Entrée:Mini Corn Dogs MaxSnax Cheesiest Con Queso* Choose Two Vegetables: Vegetarian Baked Beans Steamed Spinach Fresh Vegetable Salad Choose Two Fruits: Chilled Applesauce Assorted Fresh Fruit

Choose One Entrée: Spaghetti with Meatballs# Spaghetti with String Cheese* Fish Nuggets Choose Two Vegetables: Steamed Corn Green Leaf and Spinach Salad Fresh Vegetable Cup Choose Two Fruits: Chilled Mixed Fruit Assorted Fresh Fruit

Choose One Entrée:Cheese Pizza* Chicken & Cheese Enchilada Choose Two Vegetables: Steamed Broccoli Baby Carrots with Ranch Fresh Vegetable Salad Choose Two Fruits: Chilled Peaches Assorted Fresh Fruit

Monday 5/06 Tuesday 5/07 Wednesday 5/08 Thursday 5/09 Friday 5/10 Choose One Entrée: BBQ Chicken Chunks & Roll Cheese Ravioli with Marinara Sauce* Choose Two Vegetables: Steamed Corn Fresh Vegetable Salad Choose Two Fruits: Chilled Mandarin Oranges Chilled Mixed Fruit Assorted Fresh Fruit

Choose One Entrée: Hot Dog on Bun Turkey & Vegetable Eggroll Choose Two Vegetables: Steamed Broccoli Steamed Baby Carrots Fresh Vegetable Salad Choose Two Fruits: Chilled Pears Assorted Fresh Fruit

Choose One Entrée:Chicken Filet on Bun Pizzaburger# Choose Two Vegetables: Refried Beans Lettuce, Tomato & Cheese Fresh Vegetable Cup Choose Two Fruits: Chilled Applesauce Assorted Fresh Fruit

Choose One Entrée: Chicken Tenders & Roll Turkey & Dressing Supreme Choose Two Vegetables: Mashed Potatoes Steamed Spinach Fresh Vegetable Salad Choose Two Fruits: Chilled Pineapple Assorted Fresh Fruit

Choose One Entrée:Double Stuff Pizza* Macaroni & Cheese* with Pretzel Rod Choose Two Vegetables: Steamed Green Beans Baby Carrots & Ranch Fresh Vegetable Salad Choose Two Fruits: Chilled Peaches Assorted Fresh Fruit

Key – Beef #, Pork +, Meatless *

Elementary Weekly Breakfast Menu Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday

Choose one entrée: Mini Pancakes* Cereal with Whole Wheat Toast or Scooby-Doo™ Bones* Choose both: Assorted Juice Choice of Milk

Choose one entrée: Sausage & Cheese Sandwich + Cereal with Whole Wheat Toast or Scooby-Doo™ Bones* Choose both: Assorted Juice Choice of Milk

Choose one entrée: Ham, Egg & Cheese Swirl Roll + Mini Waffles* Cereal & Graham Crackers* Choose both: Assorted Juice Choice of Milk

Choose one entrée: Cinnamon Roll & Cheese Stick* Pepperoni Bosco Stick+# Cereal & Graham Crackers* Choose both: Assorted Juice Choice of Milk

Choose one entrée: Breakfast Chicken Sandwich Cereal & Whole Wheat Toast or Scooby-Doo™ Bones* Choose both: Assorted Juice Choice of Milk

Due to product changes, ingredient lists may not be 100% accurate. Due to product unavailability, menu substitutions may be made from time to time. To verify menu substitutions for your school, please contact the cafeteria manager. Please be aware that some food items served on the Loudoun County Public School menu may have been manufactured in a facility, or on shared equipment with other peanut or tree nut products.

In accordance with Federal law and U.S. Department of Agriculture policy, this institution is prohibited from discriminating on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, age or disability. To file a complaint of discrimination, write USDA, Director, Office of Adjudication, 1400 Independence Avenue SW, Washington, DC 20250-9410 or call toll free (866) 632-9992 (Voice). Individuals who are hearing impaired or have speech disabilities may contact USDA through the Federal Relay Service at (800) 877-8339; or (800) 845-6136 (Spanish), USDA is an equal opportunity provider and employer. If you have questions, concerns, or suggestions about the Child Nutrition Programs, please contact the Food Services Supervisor at (571) 252-1010 or e-mail: jinny.demastes@lcps.org. Menus are subject to change without notice.

Monday 5/13 Tuesday 5/14 Wednesday 5/15 Thursday 5/16 Friday 5/17 Choose One Entrée: Grilled Egg Patties* with French Toast Sticks Grilled Cheese Sandwich Choose Two Vegetables: Steamed Green Beans Sweet Potatoes Fresh Vegetable Salad Choose Two Fruits: Chilled Pineapple Assorted Fresh Fruit

Choose One Entrée: Chicken Chunks & Roll Pork BBQ Rib Sub + Choose Two Vegetables: Steamed Corn Fresh Broccoli Bites Fresh Vegetable Salad Choose Two Fruits: Chilled Mixed Fruit Assorted Fresh Fruit

Choose One Entrée:Italian Dunker with Cheesy Breadstick# Buffalo Chicken Chunks & Roll Choose Two Vegetables: Steamed Broccoli Celery & Carrot Sticks Fresh Vegetable Salad Choose Two Fruits: Chilled Mandarin Oranges Assorted Fresh Fruit

Choose One Entrée: Beef Nachos with Tortilla Chips or Scoops# & Soft Pretzel Rod Bean Nachos with Tortilla Chips or Scoops* & Soft Pretzel Rod Lasagna Rollup with Garlic Round* Choose Two Vegetables: Refried Beans Steamed Baby Carrots Fresh Vegetable Salad Choose Two Fruits: Chilled Applesauce Assorted Fresh Fruit

Choose One Entrée:Cheese Pizza* Beef-a-roni# & Roll Choose Two Vegetables: Steamed Green Peas Steamed Spinach Fresh Vegetable Salad Choose Two Fruits: Chilled Peaches Assorted Fresh Fruit

Monday 5/20 Tuesday 5/21 Wednesday 5/22 Thursday 5/23 Friday 5/24 Choose One Entrée: Chicken Chunks & Roll Hamburger on Bun# Cheeseburger on Bun# Choose Two Vegetables: Steamed Green Beans Fresh Vegetable Salad Choose Two Fruits: Chilled Mandarin Oranges Chilled Pineapple Assorted Fresh Fruit

Choose One Entrée: Breaded Mozzarella Cheese Sticks* with Marinara Sauce Chicken Fajita Rice Bowl Choose Two Vegetables: Steamed Green Peas Sweet Potatoes Fresh Vegetable Salad Choose Two Fruits: Chilled Pears Assorted Fresh Fruit

Choose One Entrée:Mini Corn Dogs MaxSnax Cheesiest Con Queso* Choose Two Vegetables: Vegetarian Baked Beans Steamed Spinach Fresh Vegetable Salad Choose Two Fruits: Chilled Applesauce Assorted Fresh Fruit

Choose One Entrée: Spaghetti with Meatballs# Spaghetti with String Cheese* Fish Nuggets Choose Two Vegetables: Steamed Corn Green Leaf and Spinach Salad Fresh Vegetable Cup Choose Two Fruits: Chilled Mixed Fruit Assorted Fresh Fruit

Choose One Entrée:Cheese Pizza* Sloppy Joe on Bun# Choose Two Vegetables: Steamed Broccoli Baby Carrots with Ranch Fresh Vegetable Salad Choose Two Fruits: Chilled Peaches Assorted Fresh Fruit

Monday 5/27 Tuesday 5/28 Wednesday 5/29 Thursday 5/30 Friday 5/31

No School

Memorial Day

Holiday

Choose One Entrée: Hot Dog on Bun Steak & Cheese Sub# Choose Two Vegetables: Steamed Broccoli Steamed Baby Carrots Fresh Vegetable Salad Choose Two Fruits: Chilled Pears Assorted Fresh Fruit

Choose One Entrée:Beef Soft Taco# Bean Soft Taco* Chicken Filet on Bun Choose Two Vegetables: Refried Beans Lettuce, Tomato & Cheese Fresh Vegetable Cup Choose Two Fruits: Chilled Applesauce Assorted Fresh Fruit

Choose One Entrée: Chicken Tenders & Roll Turkey & Dressing Supreme Choose Two Vegetables: Mashed Potatoes Steamed Spinach Fresh Vegetable Salad Choose Two Fruits: Chilled Pineapple Assorted Fresh Fruit

Choose One Entrée:Double Stuff Pizza* Macaroni & Cheese* with Pretzel Rod Choose Two Vegetables: Steamed Green Beans Baby Carrots & Ranch Fresh Vegetable Salad Choose Two Fruits: Chilled Peaches Assorted Fresh Fruit