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    The document provides the menu for a school nutrition site for the month of March. It lists the daily meals which include main dishes like fried chicken, pulled pork, biscuits and gravy as well as side dishes and desserts. The menu provides food options for every school day in March.

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    STUDENTS

    WITH
    BETTER
    GRADES

    NUTRITION SITE MENU


    3/2-Fried chicken, mashed
    potatoes and gravy, green
    beans, hot rolls, cake and ice
    cream, Happy Birthday
    3/3-Pulled pork on a bun,
    roasted potatoes, baked beans,
    dessert
    3/4-Biscuits and gravy, eggs,
    hash browns, mixed fruit
    3/5-Smothered steak, loaded
    potatoes, spinach salad, banana bar, bread and butter
    3/6- Chicken strips, scalloped corn, pasta salad, applesauce, hot roll
    3/9-Ham loaf, scalloped
    potatoes, broccoli casserole,
    peaches, bread
    3/10-Hot beef sandwich,
    mashed potatoes, green beans,
    pumpkin dessert
    3/11-Soup, deli sandwich,
    crackers, brownies
    3/12-Sloppy Joes, three bean salad, French fries, fruit
    salad
    3/13-Ham and beans, coleslaw, pickeled beets, corn
    bread, fruit crisp
    3/16-Chicken parmesan
    over pasta, lettuce salad, garlic
    bread, pudding
    3/17-St. Patricks Day-Reuben sandwich, baby baker potatoes, corn, St. Pats dessert
    3/18-Liver and onions or
    Polish dogs, parsley potatoes,
    lima beans, fruit salad
    3 / 1 9 - B e e f a n d n o o d l e s,
    mashed potatoes, carrots, hot
    roll, cobbler
    3/20-Chef salad, tomatoes,
    strawberry shortcake
    3/23-Goulash, lettuce salad,
    garlic bread, juice, pudding
    3/24-Smothered steak, hash
    brown casserole, green beans,
    fruit crisp, bread
    3/25-Cheeseburger, French
    fries, broccoli salad, sherbet
    3/26-Chili, crackers, pears,
    cinnamon rolls
    3/27-Fish, coleslaw, baked
    beans, mandarin oranges, corn
    bread
    3/30-Meat loaf, baked potato, California blend, pears,
    bread and butter
    3/31-Baked ham, sweet potato casserole, peas, pineapple
    upside down, corn bread

    It all starts with newspapers!

    In accordance with USDA policy, we do not discriminate on the basis of race, color, sex, age, handicap,
    religion, or national origin.

    Thursday, February 26, 2015 - Page 6

    Girls lose to Lady Mustangs


    The Tarkio High School
    Lady
    Indian
    Basketball
    Team traveled to Hopkins,
    MO, to compete on Friday,
    February 20, 2015. The Lady
    Indians lost to the North
    Nodaway
    Lady
    Mustangs
    by a score of 41-49. This was
    the last regular season game
    for the girls, who compete in
    Districts this week.
    Emily Graves led the
    Lady Indians with 20 points
    (three three-pointers). She
    also had three assists, three
    steals, and four rebounds.
    Hadley Barnett added 12

    points to Tarkios score and


    had one assist and one rebound. Gentri Staten scored
    seven points (one threepointer) and had one assist
    and two rebounds. Christina
    Hall added two points and
    had one assist, two steals,
    and eight rebounds. Shelby
    McCartney led the Lady Indians in rebounds with 11
    and she also had one steal.
    Madison Ohrt had one assist, one steal, and four erebounds and Tawni Martin
    had one rebound.

    9th Battle of
    the Books

    Boys fall to Lady Mustangs


    The Tarkio High School
    Indian
    Basketball
    Team
    traveled to Hopkins, MO, to
    compete on Friday, February 20, 2015. The Indians
    were defeated by the North
    Nodaway Mustangs by a
    score of 48-61. This was the
    last regular season game for
    the Indians, who compete in
    Districts this week.

    Connor Shaw led the Indians in scoring with 27


    points. Seth Fletcher added
    10 points (two three-pointers). Brendon Bruns had
    seven points and Luis Villagrana had four. Coach Robbie Bates remarked, We
    played solid in stretches.
    We just could not get stops
    when we needed them.

    The Parents As Teachers


    program at Tarkio R-I will
    be conducting free screenings for children ages 3-5
    that will NOT be going into
    kindergarten this fall. These
    screenings include developmental areas such as motor
    skills, language, and concepts using the DIAL-4 (Developmental Indicators for
    the Assessment of Learn-

    ing.) Hearing and vision


    screenings will be performed
    as well. Screenings will take
    place on Friday, March 13,
    from 8 a.m.-3 p.m. at the
    Tarkio Elementary School.
    Call the elementary office
    at 660-736-4177 to set up an
    appointment, or call or text
    Shannon Bruns, P.A.T. Parent Educator, at 660-5413914.

    Free screenings for children

    JIMI ELDER, LEFT - Megan Lee, right, compare the difference in density between cold water and hot water.
    (Submitted Photo)

    Tarkio Jr. High Science Club

    The Tarkio Junior High


    Science Club recently met
    and learned about the difference in density between
    hot water and cold water.
    Students used a jar of cold
    water, a jar of hot water, food
    coloring, and a jar lid.
    Students filled one jar
    with hot water and added
    red food coloring to it. Then
    students added cold water into the second jar and
    added blue food coloring.
    Students placed the red jar
    with the hot water on top.
    When they removed the
    lid they saw that the red
    water stayed at the top and
    the blue water stayed at
    the bottom. This happens
    because hot water is less

    dense than cold. In hot water, the molecules are moving around at a faster rate.
    As a result, the hot water is
    less dense than the colder
    water and stays on top. This
    works not only with water,
    but with air as well. Hot water or air is less dense than
    cold water or air. This is why
    the hot water stayed at the
    top of the jar and why hot
    air balloons rise.
    The Tarkio Junior High
    Science Club meets each
    week in Mr. Corringtons
    room at 7 a.m. All seventh
    and eighth graders are welcome to attend. The Tarkio
    Junior High Science Club
    will be cohosting a science
    fair in April.

    Here pig, pig, piiigggg!


    By Kat DeRosier
    For a while now, the ag
    classes have received a sow,
    donated by Advanced Pork
    Systems. The sow is kept in
    the shop and when she gives
    birth to her babies, usually
    around 10 to 14 little piglets,
    the students learn proper
    pig care until they are ready
    to be shipped off.
    For now, Petunia (this
    years momma pig), is just
    waiting for her babies to
    come, which could be either
    Tuesday or Wednesday. So
    far, she has mostly been
    left alone to her own piggie
    thoughts. The classes will
    feed her, water her, clean
    her pen, and wait. The rest
    of this story will soon be continued! Stay tuned!

    The 9th Annual Battle of


    the Books will be held Friday, March 27, 2015, at the
    Tarkio Resource Center. All
    Atchison
    County
    fourth,
    fifth, and sixth graders
    are eligible to participate
    in this competition, which
    tests their comprehension
    of the 12 most recent Mark
    Twain Award nominees and
    one classic book. The Mark
    Twain nominees are: Privateers Apprentice by Susan
    Verrico, Wonder by R.J. Palacio, Freaky Fast Frankie Joe
    by Lutricia Clifton, Capture
    the Flag by Kate Messner,
    Ordinary Magic by Caitlen
    Rubino Bradway, Pinch Hit
    by Tim Green, The Five
    Lives of Our Cat Zook by
    Joanne Rocklin, The Shadow Collectors Apprentice by
    Amy Gordon, Chomp by Carl
    Hiaasen, The Young Healer
    by Frank N. McMillan, III,
    The Mighty Miss Malone
    by Christopher Paul Curtis,
    Liar and Spy by Rebecca
    Stead. This years classic is
    Where The Red Fern Grows
    by Wilson Rawls. Battle of
    the Books is sponsored by
    ACDC, the Mule Barn Theatre Guild, the Flower Mill,
    and dedicated volunteers.
    This event would not be a
    success
    without
    support
    from the three county libraries and schools.
    PEOPLE
    WHO READ
    NEWSPAPERS
    ARE...

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