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Kristen Hennessey, Director

We believe that children who learn to make healthy food choices and be physically active at school will continue these habits into adulthood.

  • A wider variety of fruits and vegetables, including dark green and orange
  • vegetables, dry beans and peas, and fresh fruits
  • Frequent use of whole‐grain products
  • Low‐fat or fat‐free milk

 

New Nutrition Guidelines For Healthier Meals

PCCS - Wellness Policy

Free and Reduced Lunch Letter and Application 

Give School Breakfast a Try

 

Ready-Set-Cook Recipes - click to view your favorite!

  Chicken Pasta Delizioso

  Salsa Fiesta

  Elaborado Ensalada

 Fuel Up To Play 60 Cooking Demonstration with Chef Paul at Pioneer

Cantaloupe and Curried Yogurt Sauce

Energy Bar

Roasted Red Pepper and Kale Soup