Monday, Apr 21
Lunch
Bethel Middle & High School Regular or Spicy Chicken Tenders w/ Dinner Roll Homestyle Baked Beans Baby Carrots w Ranch Cup Chilled Pears Elementary Chicken tenders Dinner roll Baked beans, homestyle Baby carrots w/dip Chilled pears
Tuesday, Apr 22
Lunch
Happy Earth Day ! Bethel Middle & High School Blueberry Waffles Sausage Patty Wedged Seasoned Wedge Fries Blue Raspberry Flavored Applesauce Cups Elementary Happy Earth day! Blueberry waffles Sausage patties Green beans Fresh broccoli trees Blue raspberry flavored applesauce
Wednesday, Apr 23
Lunch
Bethel Middle & High School Cincy Chili Spaghetti w/ Cheese Steamed Seasoned Broccoli Celery Sticks w/Dip Chilled Peaches Elementary Pillsbury cheese pull apart bread Steamed seasoned broccoli Celery sticks w/dip Chilled peaches
Thursday, Apr 24
Lunch
Bethel Middle & High School
Pepperoni Pizza Stuffed Breadstick ("Rip A-part)
Seasoned Corn
AppleSauce
Elementary
Nacho Doritos with taco meat and cheese
Salsa
Seasoned corn
ApplesauceFriday, Apr 25
Lunch
Bethel Middle & High School Bosco Cheese Filled Breadstick Seasoned Green Beans Baby Carrots w/ Ranch Mixed Fruit Elementary Bosco Cheese filled breadsticks Oven baked fries Celery sticks w/dip Mixed fruit
Each month's menu is available in its entirety on the Bethel Local Schools food service website. Please click here to view the BLS Food Service Menu page.
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