School Breakfast Week set for March 4-8

Posted February 26, 2024

Plymouth School District Food Service will celebrate National School Breakfast Week from March 4 to 8 with Hawaiian-themed food and decorations as well as a competition between schools.

“Eating breakfast is important to helping students achieve academic success,” said Food Service Director Caren Johnson. “School breakfast programs play a vital role in ensuring that all students have access to a nutritious breakfast to start the day.”

This year’s observance has a “Surf’s Up” theme. The school that “rides the wave to success” and has the highest participation will win frozen yogurt treats and the chance to pick five favorite breakfast items to be on the April menu. There also will be themed activities and prizes given out throughout the week.

Reminder: Breakfast is free to all students all school year!

• PHS: Students can get a free breakfast from the breakfast cart on the first floor until the bell rings, or in the cafeteria from 7 to 9:30 a.m.
• Riverview: A free breakfast/snack is available each morning before the bell from the cart located in the gym/office atrium space. Students also may pick up breakfast in the cafeteria between classes or with permission from their teacher until 9:30 a.m.
• Elementary: Students can get a free breakfast snack from the breakfast carts located in building entryways or in cafeteria spaces. Breakfast is available until 8:55 a.m.; students who arrive late may go to the cafeteria to pick up a late breakfast until 9:30 a.m.

Learn more:
• Visit our Food Service webpage for menus and additional information.
• Explore the Wellness section of our award-winning District Report Card to learn more about how our school community focuses on lifelong healthy living.