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Wolf Point School May 4: Breakfast: Biscuits and gravy, yogurt and bananas. Lunch: Broccoli beef and rice, romaine salad, fortune cookies and apples.

May 5: Breakfast: Mini pancakes, sausages and cantaloupe. Lunch: Tacos in bags, cornbread and mangoes.

May 6: Breakfast: Reese Pu cereal, mini chocolate chip mu_ns and bananas. Lunch: Chicken alfredo, carrots, applesauce and salad.

May 7: Breakfast: Sausage, egg and cheese croissant sandwiches and oranges. Lunch: Fiesta pizza, lettuce, pineapple and cauliflower.

*** Frontier School May 4: Egg rolls, wild rice blend, fruit and vegetables.

May 5: Cheeseburgers, fries, fruit and vegetables.

May 6: Pulled pork nachos, fruit and vegetables.

May 7: Chicken drummies, pasta salad, fruit and vegetables.

*** Lustre School

May 4: Burgers. May 5: Nachos. May 6: Chili cheese fries. May 7: Grilled cheese. May 8: Pizza rounds.

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