There are many ways, to offer school lunch and breakfast trays. Although school meals must meet federal meal pattern requirements, school districts choose what foods go on the menu. School lunch and breakfast menus may look different based upon local and regional food preferences, what foods are produced locally, and what items might be in season. Check the list below and the slide show on the top (clicking the arrows on the left and right side of each image) to see professional photographs of delicious and nutritious meals from across the country that students are lining up to eat.
(V) = Vegetarian Meal
(L) = Locally Procured/Uses Local Ingredients
Featured Breakfast Trays
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District of Columbia (DC): DC Public Schools
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Illinois: Chicago Public Schools
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Featured Lunch Trays
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Arizona: Mesa Public Schools
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California: San Francisco Unified School District (V)
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Georgia: Gwinnett County Public Schools
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Iowa: South Tama County Community School District
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Maine: Kittery School District
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Maine: Windham Raymond School District
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Massachusetts: Boston Public Schools
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Minnesota: Minneapolis Public Schools
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Montana: Philipsburg School District
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New York: Hilton Central Schools
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New York: New York City Public Schools (V)
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Puerto Rico: Christian Military Academy
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South Carolina: Greenville County Schools (V)
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Texas: North East Independent School District
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Virginia: Chesterfield County Public Schools
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Virginia: Virginia Beach City Public Schools
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Washington: Bellingham Public Schools (V)
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Washington: Washougal Schools
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