Green Bay Reporter

Green Bay Schools have announced that from March 3-7, 2025, they will celebrate National School Breakfast Week. The Green Bay Area Public School District's Food Service team will feature new breakfast entrees as part of the event. This announcement was made in a press release on March 3, 2025.

For National School Breakfast Week 2025, the district is offering a variety of breakfast options. According to the press release, elementary schools and Minoka-Hill are serving banana snack bread, emoji waffles, Trix muffins with fruit bits, cinnamon toast crunch muffins, breakfast burritos, and confetti pancakes. Pre-K and Head Start students are enjoying banana snack bread with chocolate drizzle. Middle schools, high schools, and K-8 schools have mini chocolate donuts, mini French toast, Trix muffins with fruit bits, cinnamon toast crunch muffins, breakfast burritos, and breakfast bagels with sausage.

The Green Bay Area Public School District’s Food Service Department says menus are created with student input and follow USDA (United States Department of Agriculture) and Institute of Medicine nutritional standards. Meals include fiber-rich whole grains, lean protein, a variety of fruits and vegetables, and fresh Wisconsin milk. The department works with local vendors to provide Wisconsin-sourced foods when possible. The menu features items similar to major food chains to provide diverse flavors for PreK-12th grade students.

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The Food Service Department provides meals through USDA Child Nutrition Programs. It serves an average of 5,000 breakfasts, 12,500 lunches, and 1,100 dinners daily during the school year and offers after-school dinner programs and summer meals in community parks. The team consists of nearly 140 professionals including a chef, a registered dietitian, and two staff members with dual business-nutritional science degrees.

The Green Bay Area Public School District is located in Northeast Wisconsin and is the fourth largest public school district in the state. It serves over 18,000 students across 39 schools. Founded in 1856, the district includes the communities of Allouez, Ledgeview, Bellevue, Green Bay, and Scott. It offers various educational pathways to meet student needs.