Breakfast & Lunch Menus
Meal Price List
Breakfast
- Elementary Breakfast = $2.25
- Middle School Breakfast = $2.25
- High School Breakfast = $2.50
- Reduced breakfast = $.30
- Wilson County Employee Breakfast = $3.25
- Adult Visitor Breakfast = $3.75
- Youth Visitor Breakfast = $3.25
Lunch
- Elementary Lunch = $2.75
- Middle School Lunch = $2.75
- High School Lunch = $3.00
- Reduced lunch = $.40
- Wilson County Employee Lunch = $3.75
- Adult Visitor Lunch = $4.25
- Youth Visitor Lunch = $3.75
Ala Carte
(Choices will vary at each school)
Cereal Bars = $1.00
Chocolate Creme Filled Cupcake - $1.25
Cookie – birthday cake & chocolate chip - $1.25
Chocolate, Powdered Donuts - $2.00
Fruit Snacks = $1.00
Poptart – single pack = $1.00
Fruit Slushie Cup = $1.00
Chips K-12 = $1.00
Graham Crackers (2pack) = $0.50
Drinks, Bottled Water, Plain 10oz. = $0.75
Drinks, Bottled Water, Plain 20oz. = $1.50
Drinks, Water – Propel = $2.50
Drinks, Sparkling Ice, 17oz., All Flavors = $2.25
Drinks, Switch 100% Fruit Juice = $2.00
Drinks, Gatorade Zero, 20oz. = $2.50
Drinks, Green Tea, Lipton = $2.50
Drinks, Diet Mt. Dew & Pepsi, 20oz = $2.50
Ice Cream K-8 = $1.25
Ice Cream 9-12 = $1.75
Rice Krispy Treat - 1.4oz = $1.25
Biscuit w/chicken or sausage = $2.00
Breakfast Entrée = $1.50
Cereal bowlpack (Elem) = $1.00
Cereal bowlpack (Middle, High) = $1.75
Fresh or Canned Fruit = $0.75
Fresh or Canned Vegetable = $0.75
Lunch Entrée = $2.00
Milk = $0.75
Breads, biscuit stick, rice, roll, biscuit = $0.75
Yogurt - 4oz = $1.00
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