november 2010

School News

Provided by the Cub Club

November 2010

Calendars 20

Cub Club News 3

Cub Club

Presidents Message

2

Elementary

Community Service

8

Elementary

Section

8

Foreign Language 14

High Guidance 15

High Section 15

Key Club 17

Kiwanis Pancake

Festival Art Show

19

Lunch Menus 21

Middle Section 9

Pep Rally Photos 5

New York City Trip 9

Inside this issue:

And the year goes on ...

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Page 2 School News November 2010

HHHH omecoming is an exciting time of year for students and alumni! While on campus during Spirit Week, I could

feel the energy and excitement of the students! The

Spirit Groups and Student Council work hard to make this

annual event special. I hope you were able to enjoy the

pep rally and football game with your children. Family

involvement is an element of what makes the Lab School so special.

IIII t was my pleasure to attend the Fall Fiesta and the choirs performance of Seussical the Musical last month. It was WONDERFUL! I could hardly believe I was watching

middle and high school students. There is great talent at the Lab School and we are

privileged to be a part of it. Congratulations for a job well-done Ms. Lauve, Ms. Clough,

cast and crew.

TTTT he class participation numbers are in and those achieving 100% Cub Club membership are Ms. Crutti, Ms. Deviller, Ms. Fos, and Ms. Rosenfeld. Red Zeppelin

pizza is on the way! Our membership enrollment is at an all time high with 671

members! This is a new record and we thank you for your support!

We now have pocket-sized directories selling for $5. These are great for your purse or

car. You can send your check to the Main Office or email [email protected] to

get yours.

TTTT he sipping and clipping you are doing for Community Coffee labels, Box Tops and Campbells UPCs is paying. We will soon receive a check for $1,000.00 from Box Tops.

This money goes to the Cub Clubs Special Projects fund. The Cub Club will donate

something special to the new green space currently under development. Stay tuned

for more information in the spring.

Kindly,

Stacey Moore

Cub Club President

Cub Club Presidents Message



Small Directories are Still Available!!!

There are still many pocket-sized directories on sale for those of you who are interested.

Please send $5, or a check made out to Lab School Cub Club, and a directory will be

sent home with your child. Orders should be turned in to the main office.

Complimentary copies of the large book have been sent home to Cub Club members.

THANKS so much for supporting our school!!

Cub Club News

Directories! by Cathy Gravois

Cub Club Photos

Congratulations to Ms. Crutti, Ms. Devillier, Ms. Fos and Ms. Rosenfeld, all of which

had classes with 100% Cub Club membership! We had great pizza parties and hope to

have another record breaking participation level next year. As always, thanks go out to

each and every person who helps to make our school a wonderful place to learn and

grow.



Many thanks to our parents who have volunteered to serve as teacher helpers this

semester at Polk Elementary. We have placed Beverly Thomas, Tarilyn McBride,

Angelique Barrow and her sister, Hannah Leger in various classrooms. We are in

the process of placing Celeste Dolan with a reading partner. Other teachers are

seeing the benefits from having a committed volunteer in the classroom and have

asked for help. If you have a few hours or more to give a week, please let me

know.

The Book Fair last week was a tremendous success! For the first time, every

student was able to purchase a book because of a grant. I wish you could have

seen their faces when after picking out their special book, they also received a

new pencil and bookmark! Hats off to Clear Channel for giving each student a

$5.00 Book Fair certificate. Many thanks to Hayley Brown and her two sons,

Christian and Clayton (both 4th graders at our school), Lucy Davenport, Beverly

Thomas and Elizabeth Johnson for volunteering to help. I received a glowing

report from Mrs. Scott, the Librarian, about how helpful our volunteers were,

especially Christian and Clayton Brown in suggesting books to the students!

We are in the process of setting up a new project where one of our elementary

teachers will be linked to a teacher at Polk for friendship and support. We hope

that each week an email will be sent to the assigned teacher and monthly a

surprise will be left in their mail boxes at school. If you have any ideas for

"surprises", please let me know. We need approximately 35 items (pens, pencils,

candles, promotional items from a business, candy bars, mints, etc.). Lucy

Davenport is coordinating this with teacher Deborah Dornier, one of our 4th

grade teachers.

For suggestions or comments, please contact Ann Storey at [email protected] or

924-0723.

Polk Elementary Update

by Ann Storey



Join the U-High Cub Club today! Our Parent Faculty Organization

Academic Awards and Middle School and High School year end awards, trophies and plaques.

Sponsors Polk Elementary service project.

Sponsors Elementary Art Show Sponsors Career Day Faculty Party Gifts for retiring faculty Provides field trip t-shirts for all

elementary students.

Student Service awards Publishes School Directory Book Fair Hospitality for school events Cub Garden Used Uniform Sale Sponsors and funds Teacher

Appreciation Week Sponsor school supply project Sponsor new student welcome

basket

Help us by roaring in your reply today!!!

Free Directory with paid Cub Club Membership! Member Name:

Phone Number:

Children at U-High: Name Grade

Name Grade

Name Grade

Name Grade Family Membership Cub Club $35.00 Additional Directories $10.00 each @ $10.00

Total: $ Make checks payable to: Lab School Cub Club and return to: Cub Club Membership Chairman, Lab School Office *Additional Teacher Appreciation Week Donations welcome. Thanks for your support and Cub Spirit!

Office Use Only Amount Paid / Check # - Cash Amount / Date



University Laboratory School

Volunteer Form

Please place a check next to any projects that you are interested in working on. If you have any questions, please email [email protected]. Name: Email:

Cub Club Projects

Teacher Appreciation Week Committee Assist Hospitality Chairman Class Socials (indicate grade you would like to help with ) Library / Book Fair Assist with Polk Elementary Service Project Assist with Elementary Art Show Assist with Used Uniform Sale Care Team Member Career Day Library helper Habitat for Humanity General volunteer School Supply project Assist with Middle & High School academic year end awards

Foundation Office Projects *

Gerald Furr Golf Classic Annual Appeal Fundraiser Alumni Events Alumni Archives Grandparents and Grandfriends Day U-Club Membership Program for Athletics

Athletic Department Projects

Assist with BBQ burgers at football games; Sporting event concessions Clerical / mail outs Sporting event ticket taker

Please return this form with your Cub Club Membership Form or return to the Main Office. *Fundraising projects to benefit the University Laboratory School are coordinated through the University Lab School Foundation. To volunteer for fundraising please contact the ULS Foundation at 578-3148 or [email protected].



For the month of October, the elementary school community service focus was on the

Lions Clubs International Recycle for Sight Program. Candy Ryals ([email protected])

is a member of this organization and our fourth grade classrooms sponsored this drive.

The drive itself involved asking students to donate used eyeglasses, sunglasses, and

readers. These used eyeglasses will help someone living in a developing county see

better. Last year the fourth grade collected 71 pairs of eyeglasses. This year they

collected almost 50 pairs of eyeglasses. A collection box will remain in the main office

if you have more glasses to donate. Thank you to all who participated in the drive! The

drive ended on Friday, October 29th so our students LOOKED spooktacular as they filled the donation box!

Elementary Section

Elementary Community Service

by Eleanor Canon



Middle Section

Fall Break Initiates New Travel Time to New York City

Thirty-nine 8th/9

th grade students, parents, teachers and alumni spent their Fall Break in New

York City. Arriving on Thursday afternoon, the group checked into the Hotel Pennsylvania

and got dressed to go out on the town. The group dined at Ellens Stardust Caf before

taking in the production of Wicked at the Gershwin Theatre. Sarah Karam and Taryn Welch

thought that Wicked was the best part of the trip. It was entertaining, and I enjoyed the

music and dancing, Sarah said. Taryn said It was totally awesome, and I want to go see it

again.

After the play, members of the cast and production crew met with our students for a Talk

Back. The students were given an opportunity to ask members of the cast about how they

got their roles on Broadway and their educational backgrounds and training. Anabelle

Montgomery said, It was a great learning experience for anyone who wants to have a future

in theatre. I also learned that just because you are an actor on Broadway you are not

necessarily rich and famous.

Front row L to R: Sophie Guirard, Mr. Rusciano, Anabelle Montgomery, Chancley Courson, Torri Lee, Manon

By Eleanor Canon

New York City Trip



Bart, Blake Fussell, Mathile McCowen, Ben Harris, Brock Corbitt, Reul Walker, Jack Sweeney. Second Row L

to R: Mrs. Lazarre, Mrs. Rusciano, Ms. Canon, Kasey Moore, Shelley Moore, Miracle Johnson, Peyton

Gutierrez, Margaret Ortego, MeMe Jenkins, Allison Meador, Alyssa Strupp, Hannah Duke, Mac Batson, Shelby

Jackson, Lindsay Flory, Taryn Welch

Front row kneeling: Taryn Welch, Mathile McCowen, Shelby Jackson Second row L to R: Jack Sweeney,

Allison Meador, Peyton Gutierrez, MeMe Jenkins, Blake Fussell, Sydney Saia, Ben Harris, Lindsey Flory, Manon

Bart, Alyssa Strupp Third Row L to R: Hannah Duke, Allie Amedee, Sarah Karam, Margaret Ortego, Reul

Walker, Hank Kleinpeter, Sopie Guirard and Mac Batson

Friday morning, with subway passes in hand; the group boarded the E train to Time Square.

They went to the Discovery Time Square exposition to see the Treasures of King Tut. For the

first time in 30 years, the exhibit, The Golden Age of the Pharaohs, was in the United States.

The exhibit was held in 10 galleries with over 130 original artifacts including King Tuts

coffinette and his crown. Margaret Ortego enjoyed the 4-D movie on Egyptian mummies.

She thought it was interesting how they mummified the kings and queens and put their

organs into different containers and that their tombs had so much gold in and on them.

L to R: Margaret Ortego, Sarah Karem, Peyton Gutierrez, Ben Harris with a Tut statue

MeMe Jenkins at The King Tut exhibit



The group moved next to the United Nations for a tour and then off to Time Square to visit

Pop Tart World. The manager of Pop Tart World gave a bag of treats to each student. In the

bag was an assortment of Pop tarts, a t-shirt from Pop Tart World and some extra treats.

Still hungry, headed for dinner at Hard Rock Caf.

From there the group split for more theatre (The Lion King) or a trip to Madame Tussauds.

Reul Walker went to Madame Tussauds Wax Museum and thought that the Wax Museum

was the best part of the trip for him. He said It was fun to see how life-like and how much the

wax figures resembled the people. My favorite figure was Babe Ruth.

Brock Corbett, Greg Lazarre, Faulkner Webster, Shelby Jackson and Taryn Welch

Jack Sweeney playing in the Oval office with the Obamas. with Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.

As no visit would be complete without seeing the Statue of Liberty, Saturday morning the

group went to Battery Park to catch a ferry to Liberty Island for a visit to The Lady and Ellis

Island. The 350 pieces of the statue were shipped in 214 crates to the United States in

1885. Hank Kleinpeter was amazed at how they could ship all of the pieces from France and

put it together. He said, The climb to the Crown was not tiring but at times the steps were

steep. The view was spectacular when we got to the top. It was worth the 354 step (22

stories) hike to the top. Blake Fussell said that she was shocked at how tall the statue was

and said, That was a lot of stairs!



Peyton Gutierrrez, Allie Amadee, Blake Fussell, Allison Meador Jack Sweeney, Mathile McCowen, Hank Kleinpeter

Sarah Karem, Margaret Ortego, Hannah Duke, MeMe Jenkins Sydney Saia, Alyssa Strupp, Mac Batson, Reul

Walker and Ben Harris

As some members of the group are diehard LSU football fans, they did not want to miss the

ballgame Saturday afternoon. They joined LSU Alumni in NYC at Legends to watch the

LSU-Auburn game. While there they met a group of former U-High students and were in the

company of many LSU alumni.

Others had shopping on their minds and had to visit China Town and Little Italy - so many

stores and so little time.



After the game and shopping, the group went to Rockefeller Center for ice skating. With a

few falls but no broken bones the group then walked to Time Square for a late dinner. After

dinner, now midnight, it was officially Lindsay Florys birthday. Her friends sang Happy

Birthday to her in the middle of Time Square! It was a late night and time to head back to the

hotel. Sydney Saia enjoyed the subway system. For her, one of the highlights of the trip was

the late night singing in the subway stations while waiting for the trains.

Lindsay Flory, Sophie Guirard and Manon Bart Kacey Moore, Torri Lee, and Alumni Miracle Johnson

on the subway. and Shelley Moore in Time Square.

The whirlwind trip ended with a morning in Central Park, a visit to FAO Schwarz and a stroll

down 5th Avenue for additional shopping.

.

As always, the students were gracious and friendly to the people they met along the way and

were complimented by many strangers. They were excellent ambassadors for the LSU

Laboratory School.



I am piloting a French/Spanish program in 6th grade. My students, as "global citizens,"

collected $500.00 for the OLOL Children's Hospital. We congratulate these U-High

young philanthropists!!!!!

By Mrs. Lazarre

French/Spanish Program

Leaders and chaperones agree that this was one of the

best groups ever. We were very impressed with our

students. Frank Rusciano, trip leader and organizer said,

Our students were polite to the people on the street.

They were generous to many homeless people. Their

parents should be proud. They were a great group!

L - R: Hannah Duke, MeMe Jenkins, Shelby Jackson, Sydney

Saia, Mac Batson and Allison Meador in the subway



High Section

High School Guidance News by Wanda McElwain

NATIONAL MERIT/NATIONAL ACHIEVEMENT SCHOLARS

The National Merit Scholarship Program is an annual academic competition for recognition and college undergraduate scholarships. Approximately 1.4 million students took the PSAT, the qualifying test for National Merit and National Achievement

Scholarships.

The National Achievement Scholarship Program honors scholastically talented Black American high school students and provides college scholarships for the most

outstanding participants in the program. Only 1,600 students are chosen for the

National Achievement Scholarship Program competition.

Named as a semifinalist in the National Achievement Scholarship Program for the

2010-11 school year is:

Kayla Harris

She will now compete for recognition as finalists in the National Achievement

Scholarship Program.

Commended Students are those students who are recognized for the exceptional

academic promise demonstrated by their outstanding performance on the qualifying test

for the National Merit Scholarships.

Named as Commended Students in the National Merit Scholarship Program are:

Brantley Grimball

Gerald Knapp

Mary McDuff

Steve Monk

William Morell

Joseph Nunn



A-HEC PROGRAMS

The Central Louisiana Area Health Education Center provides opportunities for

students to explore different healthcare fields, have hands-on health care experiences, and gain valuable knowledge about resources that will aid in making

career decisions.

CLAHEC will sponsor the following programs for high school students:

A Day With the Doctors (11th and 12th Grade)

A-HEC of a Summer (10th and 11th Grade)

CI: Healthcare (11th and 12th Grade)

For more information on these programs, please visit the website at www.clahec.org. If your child is interested in participating in one of these programs, please download

the application for that particular program.



October was an active month for Key Club. On Saturday, October 9, members participated in the Baton Rouge Bar Associations Food Drive for the Greater Baton Rouge Food Bank held at the Wal-Mart on Highland Road. About 20 members participated and many food items were donated by Wal-Mart customers as well as monetary donations. Anna Leinweber was the Key Club officer who chaired this event. A special thanks to Mr. Babcock who donated one of each item in the list of canned foods.

October 23, U-High Key Club members helped out at the Kiwanis Pancake Breakfast held on the LSU campus. Members helped cook pancakes, serve food, clean tables and manage the trash cans. This event was chaired by Paul Gravois, President.

The Key Club Reverse Trick-or-Treat was held at St. James Retirement Center on Monday, October 25. Approximately 20 members attended the successful event. Members had made Halloween cards for the St. James community and brought bags and bags of Halloween treats. The Key Club members thoroughly enjoyed passing out the cards to the elderly and visiting with them in their rooms.

Camille Beste, Co-Secretary, chaired the Reverse Trick-or-Treat. Camille brought Halloween Bingo cards and Halloween prizes for the Bingo winners. The St. James community enjoyed playing Bingo and socializing with the students.

Key Club

by Karen Holden



Congratulations to the following art students for having their work selected and displayed

at the Annual Kiwanis Pancake Festival Art Show on Saturday Oct 23, 2010.

March Boutvonnoan,

Lauren McKowen and

Alex Hadskey

Middle School Students High School Students

John Kurpius Samantha Prather* Honorable Mention

Elizabeth Bankhead Ivy Hamilton

Grace Gutierrez Amy Van Burkleo

Claire Travis Griffon Lawson

Marie Swain Stephanie McNamara

Maggie Dabadie Lane Owen

Chelsea Sparrow Emma Gordon

Manon Bart Bryn Castille

Carley Katzenstein

Steven Sensley

Emelie Knight

Coleman Wahlbourg

Marisa Gutierrez

Elena Kousoulas

Kelsie Mumphrey

Anna Pardue

Courtney Pietrogalla

Machaela Brabham

Anna Reed

Eryn Short

Kiwanis Pancake Festival Art Show

by Nancy von Brock



November 2010 K-2 Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday

1 2 3 4 5

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Rice, cooked

Fresh Baby

Carrots/Fat Free

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Sliced Peaches

Cornbread

Assorted Milk

Chicken

Nuggets/Ketchup

Seasoned Green

Beans

Fresh Apple Slices

Wheat Roll

Assorted Milk

Meatsauce/

Spaghetti

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Steamed Broccoli

Pineapple in

natural juices

Wheat Rol l

Assorted Milk

Pepperoni Pizza

Parmesan

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Free Ranch

Dressing

Seasoned Green

Peas

Banana Half

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Chilibeans

Fritos

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Fresh Orange

Slices

Wheat Roll

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Hamburger/Bun

Ketchup

Shredded

Lettuce/pickle

Seasoned Green

Peas

Peach Slices

Assorted Milk

Chicken

Nuggets/Ketchup

Seasoned Bl.

Eyed Peas

Fresh Orange

Slices

Wheat Roll

Assorted Milk

Meatsauce/

Spaghetti

Parmesan Cheese

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Free Ranch

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Pineapple in

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Gumbo/

Rice, cooked

Seasoned Green

Peas

Banana Half

Wheat Roll

Assorted Milk

Hotdog/ Bun

Ketchup/Mustard

Seasoned Pork

and Beans

Apple Wedges

Low fat Ice

Cream Cup

Assorted Milk

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Beef Taco/Corn

Shell

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Lettuce/Shredded

cheese

Seasoned Corn

Sliced Peaches

Wheat Roll

Assorted Milk

Chicken

Nuggets/Ketchup

Mashed Potatoes

Sliced Pear in

juice

Wheat Roll

Assorted Milk

Turkey Roast

Sweet Potatoes

Pineapple in

natural juices

Wheat Rol l

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Peas

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Wheat Roll

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Sliced Peaches

Cornbread

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Seasoned Green

Beans

Apple Wedges

Wheat Roll

Assorted Milk

Milk Choices

2% Lowfat

Skim

Lowfat chocolate

*Menu subject to

change without

notice



November 2010 Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday 1 2 3 4 5

Redbeans/Ham/

Rice, cooked

Fresh Baby Carrots

Sliced Peaches

Fresh Fruit

Cornbread

Assorted Fruit Juice

Assorted Milk

Soup/Salad Bar

Hamburger/Bun

Ketchup/Fat free

Mayonnaise/

Mustard

Sliced Peaches

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Spaghetti

Parmesan Cheese

Steamed Broccoli

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juices

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Baked Chicken

Breast


juices

Fresh Fruit

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Juice

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Rice,cooked

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Peas

Sweetened

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Fresh Fruit

Wheat Roll


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Soup/Salad Bar

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Cheese

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Applesauce

Fresh Fruit


Assorted Milk

Chilibeans

Shredded Cheese

Fritos

Fresh Baby Carrots

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Fresh Fruit

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Soup/Salad Bar

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Seasoned Peas

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juice

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Steamed Broccoli


juices

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Assorted Milk

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juices

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Seasoned Pork

and Beans

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Cup


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cheese

Seasoned Corn

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juice

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Wheat Roll


Assorted Milk

Soup/Salad Bar

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Potatoes/Gravy


Fresh Fruit

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Assorted Milk

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Beef Stew/

Rice, cooked


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Turkey Roast

Sweet Potatoes


juices

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Soup/Salad Bar

Baked Chicken

Breast


frui t juices

Fresh Fruit

Wheat Roll

Assorted Frui t Juice

Assorted Milk

Chicken/Sausage

Gumbo/

Rice, cooked

Seasoned Green

Peas

Sweetened

Applesauce

Fresh Fruit

Wheat Roll


Assorted Milk

Soup/Salad

Pizza/Parmesan

Cheese

Sweetened

Applesauce

Fresh Fruit


Assorted Milk

Cafeteria Choice

Fresh Fruit


Assorted Milk

Soup/Salad Bar

Chicken Patty/Bun

Ketchup/Fat Free

Mayonnaise/

Mustard

Fresh Fruit


Assorted Milk

22 23 24 25 26

Closed Closed Closed Closed Closed

29 30

Redbeans/Ham/

Rice, cooked

Fresh Baby Carrots/Fat

Free Ranch Dressing

Sliced Peaches

Fresh Frui t

Cornbread


Assorted Milk

Soup/Salad Bar

Hamburger/Bun

Ketchup/Fat Free

Mayonnaise/

Mustard

Sliced Peaches

Fresh Frui t


Assorted Milk

Chicken Nuggets

BBQ/Honey Mustard

Sauce/Ketshup

Seasoned

Green Beans


Fresh Fruit

Wheat Roll


Assorted Milk

Soup/Salad Bar

Enchiladas/Shredde

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Fresh Fruit

Wheat Roll


Assorted Milk

Milk Choices

2%Low fat white

Skim

1% Lowfat

Chocolate

Example of Salad

Bar

Salad Mix

w/Romaine

Fresh Broccoli

Florets

Fresh Baby Peeled

Carrots

Snow Peas

Tomato Slices

Shredded Cheese

or Sliced Cheese

Raisins

Fresh Spinach

Leaves

Cucumbers in

Seasoned

*Menu subject to

change without

notice



Schoo l News November 2010

Louisiana State University Lab School

School News Staff

225.578.3221

Director Wade Smith

Cub Club President Stacey Moore

Cub Club Publications Chair Robin Smith

Calendar Cenorvie A. Lewis

Menus Joanna Krumholt

Editorial/Layout Robin Smith

Proofreaders Various

School News is a Project of the LSU Lab School Cub Club

Deadline for the next issue is November 27th.

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