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Scobey School Aug. 19: Breakfast: Pancake- sausage wraps and fruits. Lunch: Chicken nuggets, fries, corn and fruit.

Aug. 20: Breakfast: Cheese omelets, toasts, bacon and fruits. Lunch: Pizza sticks, green salad, muffins and fruit.

Aug. 21: Breakfast: French toast sticks, sausages and fruits. Lunch: Mini corn dogs, pretzel bites, nacho cheese, green peas and fruit. *** Frontier School Aug 17-19 : No school. Aug. 20: Sloppy joes, french fries, fruit and vegetables.

Aug. 21: Pizza, fruit and vegetables.

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