MenusLittle Lake City School District's Nutrition Services staff prepare and serve breakfast and lunch meals that meet the state and federal regulations based on the USDA Dietary Guidelines. Student meals are planned to offer a variety of appealing foods that meet the students' health and nutritional needs to maximize learning. We encourage all students to participate in the school breakfast and lunch meals. Participation in these meals can contribute to children's overall health and well-being. Being well nourished has been shown to result in improved attention, creativity, attitude and engagement in the classroom, leading to positive academic performance and test scores. Please note, all menus are subject to change. Due to continuing national supply chain issues, menus may need to be changed without advanced notice given. We are making every effort possible to follow the menu as planned. Thank you for your understanding.
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