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Newport News Public Schools Early Childhood Menu for November 2026

Daily Menus for November 2026

Daily breakfast and lunch menus, November 2026
Day and date Breakfast Lunch
Mon, Nov. 2
  • Chicken Biscuit
  • Juice
  • Milk
  • Hamburger/Cheeseburger on Bun
  • Corn
  • Peach Cobbler Cup
  • Milk
Tues, Nov. 3 Schools Closed
Wed, Nov. 4
  • French Toast Sticks
  • Cranraisins
  • Milk
  • Spaghetti w/Meat Sauce
  • Garden Salad
  • Fresh Fruit
  • Milk
Thurs, Nov. 5
  • Egg & Cheese Sandwich
  • Apple Slices
  • Milk
  • Breakfast for Lunch*
  • Seasoned Diced Potatoes
  • Spiced Apples
  • Milk
Fri, Nov. 6
  • Apple Cinnamon Muffin
  • Applesauce
  • Milk
  • Boneless Chicken Wings
  • Vegetable Medley
  • Fresh Fruit
  • Milk
Mon, Nov. 9
  • Asst. Flavored Breads
  • Juice
  • Milk
  • Garlic French Bread
  • Mixed Vegetables
  • Fresh Fruit
  • Milk
Tues, Nov. 10
  • Bacon Breakfast Pocket*
  • Apple Slices
  • Milk
  • Popcorn Chicken
  • Au gratin Potatoes
  • Frozen Peach Cup
  • Milk
Wed, Nov. 11
  • Mini Pancakes
  • Cranraisins
  • Milk
  • Grilled Cheese Sandwich
  • Tomato Soup
  • Frozen Strawberry Cup
  • Milk
Thurs, Nov. 12
  • Sausage Biscuit
  • Apple Slices
  • Milk
  • Corndog Nuggets
  • Baked Beans
  • Strawberry/Banana
  • Applesauce Cup
  • Milk
Fri, Nov. 13
  • Blueberry Muffin
  • Applesauce
  • Milk
  • Pizza Crunchers
  • Emoticon Potatoes
  • Fresh Fruit
  • Milk
Mon, Nov. 16
  • Chicken Biscuit
  • Juice
  • Milk
  • Turkey & Cheese Anytimer
  • Sweet Potato Fries
  • Applesauce Cup
  • Milk
Tues, Nov. 17
  • Sausage n’ Pancake on a Stick
  • Apple Slices
  • Milk
  • Mozzarella Cheese Sticks
  • Green Beans
  • Dole Fruit Gel Cup
  • Milk
Wed, Nov. 18
  • French Toast Sticks
  • Cranraisins
  • Milk
  • Chicken w/Mini Pancakes
  • Carrot Coins
  • Mixed Fruit Cup
  • Milk
Thurs, Nov. 19
  • Egg & Cheese Sandwich
  • Apple Slices
  • Milk
  • Turkey w/Gravy
  • Mashed Potatoes
  • Green Beans
  • Dressing
  • Roll
  • Fresh Fruit
  • Milk
Fri, Nov. 20
  • Apple Cinnamon Muffin
  • Applesauce
  • Milk
  • Chicken Patty Bun
  • French Fries
  • Pear cup
  • Milk
Mon, Nov. 23
  • Asst. Flavored Breads
  • Juice
  • Milk
  • Hamburger/Cheeseburger on Bun
  • Corn
  • Peach Cobbler Cup
  • Milk
Tues, Nov. 24
  • Bacon Breakfast Pocket
  • Apple Slices
  • Milk
  • Pizza
  • Broccoli Bites
  • Frozen Mixed Berry Cup
  • Milk
Mon, Nov. 30
  • Chicken Biscuit
  • Juice
  • Milk
  • Garlic French Bread
  • Mixed Vegetables
  • Fresh Fruit
  • Milk

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Menus for November 2026

Newport News Public Schools Early Childhood Menu

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Our Nation’s History

In the days before our country was established and even before the English landed at Plymouth Rock, the Algonquian people who lived in today’s New England region ate a lot of wild game, fish, and birds along with plant foods like corn, squash, and beans. They also gathered nuts and berries when they were in season. This healthy diet, along with a life of strenuous physical activity, kept Native Americans, for the most part, strong and fit. But something that was entirely missing from their foods also made Native American diets healthier – there was ZERO added sugar in their diets.

With Liberty & Justice for All

Available Daily

  • Nonfat White Milk
  • Low-fat White Milk
  • *Menu item may contain pork

Autumn Harvest

Autumn Harvest

Autumn fall

Until about 1,000 years ago, English-speaking people thought of the year in two parts – the warm half and the cold half. The word “winter,” is 5,000 years old, and “summer” is a pretty old word, too. The word “spring” was in general use by the 1400’s, and “autumn” is a Latin word that also entered English around 1400. “Fall” came into use as a complement to “spring” in the 17th century – just as North America was being settled by the British. The English-speaking people in England mostly stuck with “autumn” while their distant cousins preferred “fall.” And that’s why, to this day, this is the only season we have two words for!

word play

Thanksgiving

Thanksgiving

ENJOY YOUR HOLIDAY! SEE YOU MONDAY!

Thank You

Thank You

VETERANS’ DAY NOVEMBER 11

Yellow Watermelon?!

How about purple carrots? White Asparagus? Pink bananas? Blue corn? Black tomatoes?!!! Lots of fruits and veggies come in colors you might not be used to. But they’re still delicious and good for you!

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