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Broadcaster Press 7
March 26, 2019 www.broadcasteronline.com
SCHOOL LUNCH MENUS
Menus listed below are for
March 27 – April 2.
Menus are subject to
change without notice.
Vermillion Schools
Breakfast
Available everyday:
Breakfast entrée or choice
of cereals with toast. Fruit or
Fruit Juice, Milk choices
Wednesday – A. Pancakes
with Syrup, B. Cereal
Choices with Toast, Juice
Choices, Sliced Peaches
Thursday – A. Breakfast
Sliders, B. Cereal Choices
with Toast, Juice Choices,
Sliced Pears
Friday – A. Fresh Baked
Cinnamon Roll, B. Cereal
Choices with Toast, Juice
Choices, Pineapple Tidbits
Monday – A. French Toast
Sticks with Syrup Dipping
Sauce, B. Cereal Choices
with Toast, Juice Choices,
Sliced Peaches
Tuesday – A. Home-style
Stuffed Potato Breakfast
Burrito, B. Cereal Choices
with Toast, Juice Choices,
Sliced Pears
Vermillion Elementary
Schools
Lunch
Wednesday – A. Domino’s
Pizza (Jolley) Cheese Pizza
(Austin), Taquito, Mixed
Vegetables
Thursday – A. Hot
Pepperoni Sub, B. Chicken
Nuggets with Dinner
Roll, Home-style Creamy
Coleslaw, Farmers Market
Selection: Spring Mix
Lettuce, Zesty Pasta Salad,
Fresh Baked Sugar Cookie
Friday – A. Toasted Cheese
Sandwich with Creamy
Tomato Soup, B. Hearty
Meatloaf with Dinner Roll,
Mashed Potatoes with
brown Gravy
Monday – A. Pork Fritter
Sandwich, B. Mexi Tots with
Dinner Roll, Zesty Black
Beans
Tuesday – A. Corn Dog, B.
Chicken Fajita, Garlic Herb
Roasted Carrots
Vermillion Middle
School
Lunch
Wednesday – A. Domino’s
Pizza, B. Crispy Chicken
Sandwich, Mixed Vegetables
Thursday – A. Chicken
Nuggets with Dinner Roll,
B. Taco Salad with Tortilla
Chips, Home-style Creamy
Coleslaw, Farmers Market
Selection: Spring Mix
Lettuce, Zesty Pasta Salad,
Fresh Baked Sugar Cookie
Friday – A. Toasted Cheese
Sandwich with Creamy
Tomato Soup, B. OvenRoasted Hot Dog, Mashed
Potatoes with Brown Gravy
Monday – A. Mexi Tots
with Dinner Roll, B.
Cheeseburger, esty Black
Beans
Tuesday – A. Corn Dog, B.
Fresh Baked Cheesy Pizza,
Garlic Herb Roasted Carrots
Vermillion High
School
Lunch
Wednesday – A. Country
Potato Bowl with Fresh
Baked Biscuit, B. Fresh
Baked Sub Station, Mashed
Potatoes with Country
Gravy
Thursday – A. Hot
Pepperoni Sub, B. Crispy
Chicken Sandwich, Homestyle Creamy Coleslaw,
Farmers Market Selection:
Spring Mix Lettuce, Zesty
Pasta Salad, Fresh Baked
Sugar Cookie
Friday – A. Domino’s Pizza,
B. Toasted Cheese Sandwich
with Creamy Tomato Soup,
Mixed Vegetables
Monday – A. Pork Fritter
Sandwich, B. Cheeseburger,
Zesty Black Beans
Tuesday – A. Corn Dog,
B. Southwest Salad with
Tortilla Chips, Garlic Herb
Roasted Carrots, Fresh
Baked Cinnamon Bun
St.Agnes School
Lunch
Wednesday – A. Domino’s
Pizza, B. Taquito, Mixed
Vegetables
Thursday – A. Hot
Pepperoni Sub, B. Chicken
Nuggets with Dinner
Roll, Home-style Creamy
Coleslaw, Farmers Market
Selection: Spring Mix
Lettuce, Zesty Pasta Salad,
Fresh Baked Sugar Cookie
Friday – A. Toasted Cheese
Sandwich with Creamy
Tomato Soup, B. Baked
Breaded Fish Sandwich,
Mashed Potatoes with
Brown Gravy
Monday – A. Pork Fritter
Sandwich, B. Mexi Tots with
Dinner Roll, Zesty Black
Beans
Tuesday – A. Corn Dog, B.
Chicken Fajita, Garlic Herb
Roasted Carrots
Elk Point-Jefferson
Breakfast
Wednesday – A. Pancake
Sausage Stick, B. Cereal
Choices with Toast, Sliced
Peaches, Juice Choices
Thursday – A. Breakfast
Sliders, B. Cereal Choices
with Toast, Sliced Pears,
Juice Choices
Friday – A. Fresh Baked
Cinnamon Roll, B. Cereal
Choices with Toast,
Pineapple Tidbits, Juice
Choices
Monday – A. French Toast
Sticks with Syrup Dipping
Sauce, Cereal Choices with
Toast, Sliced Peaches, Juice
Choices
Tuesday – A. Egg & Cheese
Taco Roll, B. Cereal Choices
with Toast, Sliced Pears,
Juice Choices
Elk Point-Jefferson
Elementary School
Lunch
Wednesday – A. Hearty
Meatloaf with Dinner Roll, B.
Corn Dog, Mashed Potatoes
with Brown Gravy
Thursday – A. Hot
Pepperoni Sub, B. Chicken
Nuggets with Dinner
Roll, Home-style Creamy
Coleslaw, Zesty Pasta Salad,
Fresh Baked Sugar Cookie
Friday – A. Pepperoni Pizza,
B. Toasted Cheese Sandwich
with Creamy Tomato Soup,
Mixed Vegetables
Monday – A. Home-style
Chicken & Noodles, B. Pork
Fritter Sandwich, Zesty
Black Beans
Tuesday – A. Beef
Stroganoff, B. Corn Dog,
BBQ Baked Beans, Fresh
Baked Cinnamon Bun
Elk Point-Jefferson
Middle School
Lunch
Wednesday - A. Hearty
Meatloaf with Dinner Roll, B.
Corn Dog, Mashed Potatoes
with Brown Gravy
Thursday – A. Hot
Pepperoni Sub, B. Chicken
Nuggets with Dinner
Roll, Home-style Creamy
Coleslaw, Zesty Pasta Salad,
Dakota Senior Meals
Served at The Main Street Center & Town Square, “Meals
on Wheels”. Please call before 9:00am to schedule
or cancel a meal at 624-7868. Menus listed below are
March 27th – April 2nd. Menus are subject to change
without notice. All menus are served with whole grain
bread and 1% milk unless otherwise noted.
Wednesday – 3 oz. Chicken Parmesan, ½ c. Herbed Rice,
½ c. Baked Squash, ½ c. Mandarin
Oranges
Thursday – 3 oz. Ham, ½ c. Mac-n-cheese, ½ c. Green
Beans, ½ c. Pineapple
Friday – 1 ½ c. Chili, 2 oz. Cinnamon Roll, ½ c. Baby Carrots,
½ c. Celery, ½ c. Grapes
Monday – 3 oz. Hamburger w/ Bun, 1 c. Chopped Lettuce,
½ c. Macaroni Salad, ½ c. Mandarin Oranges
Tuesday – 3 oz. Pork Chop, ½ Baked Sweet Potato, ½ c.
Green Beans, ½ c. Peaches
USDA Announces Funding To
Dakota Wesleyan University
HURON, S.D., March 18, 2019 - U.S.
Department of Agriculture South
Dakota State Director Julie Gross announced a Community Facilities Direct
loan in the amount of $14,527,000 to
Dakota Wesleyan University to build
and improve community infrastructure
and continue an essential service for
15,250 residents.
“Having access to modern community facilities and infrastructure is
important to any community,” said
Gross. “USDA is proud to partner with
Dakota Wesleyan University with the
construction of an essential community facility that advances technological
innovation. The building will house the
university’s business and community
functions.”
Dakota Wesleyan University is
located in Mitchell, S.D., in Davison
County. The funding will be used
to construct a facility to house the
university’s business and community
offices. Currently, the business department uses basement space in another
building. The new building will be
called the Center for Business and
Innovation.
Nationwide, the U.S. Department
of Agriculture (USDA) is investing $91
million to build or improve community
facilities (PDF, 108 KB) and essential
services for nearly 300,000 rural residents in 12 states.
USDA is funding 16 projects
through the Community Facilities Direct Loan Program. The funding helps
rural small towns, cities and communities make infrastructure improvements
and provide essential facilities such as
public schools, libraries, courthouses,
public safety facilities, hospitals, colleges and day care centers.
The projects announced today are
located in Alabama, Indiana, Iowa,
Kansas, Nebraska, North Carolina,
Ohio, South Carolina, South Dakota,
Tennessee, Texas and Wisconsin.
More than 100 types of projects are
eligible for Community Facilities funding. Eligible applicants include municipalities, public bodies, nonprofit
organizations and federally recognized
Native American tribes. Applicants
and projects must be in rural areas
with a population of 20,000 or less.
In April 2017, President Donald J.
Trump established the Interagency
Task Force on Agriculture and Rural
Prosperity to identify legislative, regulatory and policy changes that could
promote agriculture and prosperity in rural communities. In January
2018, Secretary Perdue presented
the Task Force’s findings to President
Trump. These findings included 31
recommendations to align the federal
government with state, local and tribal
governments to take advantage of opportunities that exist in rural America.
Increasing investments in rural infrastructure is a key recommendation of
the task force.
To view the report in its entirety,
please view the Report to the President of the United States from the
Task Force on Agriculture and Rural
Prosperity (PDF, 5.4 MB). In addition,
to view the categories of the recommendations, please view the Rural
Prosperity infographic (PDF, 190 KB).
USDA Rural Development provides
loans and grants to help expand economic opportunities and create jobs in
rural areas. This assistance supports
infrastructure improvements; business
development; housing; community
facilities such as schools, public safety
and health care; and high-speed internet access in rural areas. For more
information, visit www.rd.usda.gov.
Fresh Baked Sugar Cookie
Friday – A. Pepperoni Pizza,
B. Toasted Cheese Sandwich
with Creamy Tomato Soup,
Mixed Vegetables
Monday – A. Home-style
Chicken & Noodles with
Dinner Roll, B. Pork Fritter
Sandwich, Zesty Black
Beans
Tuesday – A. Beef
Stroganoff, B. Corn Dog,
BBQ Baked Beans, Fresh
Baked Cinnamon Bun
Thursday – A. Dutch Waffle,
B. Cereal Choices with
Toast, Milk Choices, Juice
Choices
Friday – No School
Monday – A. Glazed Donut,
B. Cereal Choices with
Toast, Milk Choices, Juice
Choices
Tuesday – A. Breakfast
Sliders, B. Cereal Choices
with Toast, Milk Choices,
Juice Choices
Elk Point-Jefferson
High School
Lunch
Wednesday – A. Hearty
Meatloaf with Dinner Roll, B.
Corn Dog, Mashed Potatoes
with Brown Gravy
Thursday – A. Hot
Pepperoni Sub, B. Chicken
Nuggets with Dinner
Roll, Home-style Creamy
Coleslaw, Zesty Pasta Salad,
Fresh Baked Sugar Cookie
Friday – A. Pepperoni Pizza,
B. Toasted Cheese Sandwich
with Creamy Tomato Soup,
Mixed Vegetables
Monday – A. Home-style
Chicken & Noodles with
Dinner Roll, B. Pork Fritter
Sandwich, Zesty Black
Beans
Tuesday – A. Beef
Stroganoff, B. Corn Dog,
BBQ Baked Beans, Fresh
Baked Cinnamon Bun
Irene-Wakonda
Elementary School
Lunch
Wednesday – A. Tangerine
Chicken w/ Rice, B. Corn
Dog, C. Italian Sub, Broccoli
Thursday – A. Cheesy
Chicken Penne, B. Stuffed
Crust Pizza, Peas
Friday – No School
Monday – A. Pork Fritter
w/ Bread, B. Cheeseburger,
Mashed Potatoes w/ Gravy
Tuesday – A. Grilled
Turkey & Swiss, B. Chicken
Nuggets, Carnival Cookie,
Corn
Irene-Wakonda School
Breakfast
Available every day:
Breakfast entrée or Choice of
cereals w/toast, Fruit, Milk
Choices
Wednesday – A. Sausage
& Cheese Biscuit, B. Cereal
Choices with Toast, Milk
Choices, Juice Choices
Irene-Wakonda Middle
& High School
Lunch
Wednesday - A. Tangerine
Chicken w/ Rice, B. Corn
Dog, C. Italian Sub, Broccoli
Thursday – A. Cheesy
Chicken Penne, B. Stuffed
Crust Pizza, C. Turkey &
Cheese Sub, Peas
Friday – No School
Monday – A. Pork Fritter w/
Bread, B. Cheeseburger, C.
Ham & Cheese Sub, Mashed
Potatoes & Gravy
Tuesday – A. Grilled
Turkey & Swiss, B. Chicken
Nuggets, C. Cold Cut Sub,
Carnival Cookie, Corn
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Athlete Spotlight
Robbie Cheeseman
Robbie Cheeseman is a senior on the boys’
basketball team for Special Olympics.
His favorite part of this sport is competing against other
athletes across the state. Cheeseman is an
active member in Special Olympics as he is also in
bowling, swimming, and track & field.
When he is not busy with his various sports, Cheeseman
likes to camp and kayak with his family. He also enjoys
school, vacations, playing video games, watching
movies, and biking.