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Thursday, February 9
Friday, February 10
Saturday, February 11
- 10:00 am Beauty & Beast - Stagecraft

February 9, 2012
- Chicken Burger OR Cheeseburger, Waffle Fries, Caesar Salad, Orange Wedges, Pudding Cup
February 10, 2012
- Beef Soft Taco OR Chicken Fajitas, Refried Beans, Spanish Rice, Tropical Fruit, Cinnamon Churro
February 13, 2012
- Teriyaki Chicken Dippers OR Teriyaki Beef, Stir-fried Veggies, Mini Pork Egg Roll, Jasmine Rice, Mandarin Oranges, Fortune Cookie
February 14, 2012
- PASTA BAR (2nd and 3rd lunch only) French Toast or Belgian Waffle Sticks, Mini Cheese Omelets, Sausage Patty, Hashbrowns, Red Seedless Grapes, Frozen Juice Bars
February 15, 2012
- Cheese & Pepperoni Pizza OR Popcorn Chicken, Veggies & Dip, Apple Slices, Cowboy Cookie
February 16, 2012
- Swedish Meatballs w/Brown Gravy & Lingonberries OR Halibut Burger, Tater Tots, Veggies & Dip, Sliced Peaches, Pudding Cup
February 17, 2012
- Turkey and Cheddar OR Ham and Cheddar Sub, Veggies & Dip, Tortilla Chips, Tropical Fruit, Fudge Brownie
February 20, 2012
- PRESIDENT'S DAY - NO SCHOOL!
February 21, 2012
- MARDIS GRAS! Chicken Po' Boy Sandwich OR Jambalaya, Red Beans & Rice, Cornbread, (Geaux) Bananas, King's Cupcakes
February 22, 2012
- ASH WEDNESDAY - 1st Day of Lent - No meat served Cheese Quesadilla OR Bean & Cheese Burrito, Spanish Rice, Corn, Red Seedless Grapes, Frozen Juice Bar
February 23, 2012
- Penne w/Meat Sauce OR Cheese Tortellini in Pesto-Alfredo Sauce, Garlic Breadstick, Caesar Salad, Sliced Pears, Oatmeal Raisin Cookie
February 24, 2012
- Lent Friday - No meat served - Grilled Cheese Sandwich OR Cheddar & Roasted Vegetable Quiche, Tomato Soup, Veggies & Dip, Apple Slices, Sugar Cookie
February 27, 2012
- Chicken Tenders OR Mini Corn Dogs, Fries, Cole Slaw, Tropical Fruit, Rice Krispie Treats
February 28, 2012
- Chicken Enchilada OR Bean Burrito, Tortilla Chips, Whole Kernel Corn, Applesauce, Snickerdoodle

À la carte items

Food Item	Price
Entrée Salad	4.50
Large Salad Bar	4.25
Regular Salad Bar	3.50
Large Pasta Bar	3.75
Small Pasta Bar	3.00
Whole Deli Sand.-meat	3.50
Half Deli Sand.-meat	2.00
Croissant/Specialty Sand	3.25
Baked Potato Bar	2.25
Soup du Jour	2.00
Bottled Water (.5 liter)	1.00
Fruit Smoothie (8 oz)	1.25
Milk (8 oz)	.60
Soy Milk (8 oz)	1.50

Food Item	Price
Juice (10 oz)	1.25
Juice (4 oz)	.60
Yogurt (6 oz)	1.25
Bagel (sm)	.85
Cream Cheese	.75
String Cheese/Mini Ched	.75
Fruit Leather (100% fruit)	.75
Soft Pretzel	.85
Cookie	.75
Fresh Fruit	.75
Sunflower Seeds	.75
Corn Nuts	.75

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Middle School

Villa Academy’s preschool through eighth grade structure provides a developmental benefit to our Middle School students. At a time when building confidence and gaining life skills are more important than ever, middle school students enjoy the empowering position of being the eldest in our community. As school leaders, Villa Middle School students demonstrate increased responsibility by meeting requirements for community service and participating in the success of various school programs such as the Italian Dinner, the annual school auction, Spirit Days, Middle School Assemblies and the Buddy Program. What is more, they take seriously their position as role models to our younger students.

As a reflection of their leadership status, Middle School students move up to the top two floors of the building. Here they transition to different teachers for different subjects, use and decorate lockers to reflect their individuality, manage laptop technology and travel campus-wide on their own. Students also take on additional responsibility for keeping themselves organized and mastering the study skills necessary to succeed in a broad spectrum of subjects. In keeping with Villas’s mission of educating the whole child, middle school students enjoy a rigorous curriculum in core courses in the humanities (literature, language arts, social studies, religion), mathematics, science, and international languages (Spanish or French,) which are complemented by courses in visual art, music, theatre, and physical education.

To support the learning process, students meet in small advisory groups divided by grade and by gender to address non-academic issues such as personal interactions, time management, and life skills. With the guidance of a teacher, these tightly-knit groups learn, for example, how to sew on a button, to polish shoes, to change the oil, and to iron a shirt, not to mention what kind of learners they are. They discover their personal learning style, how to stay organized, help support each other succeed, focus on the good of their community and how to resolve thorny and complex social issues.

At Villa, teachers come to know their students as individual learners, giving them the support they need to succeed in this engaging and challenging program. With Villa Academy’s excellent academic foundation, students are prepared to take full advantage of the high school programs of their choice — Catholic, independent or public. Our graduates distinguish themselves both as scholars and as dynamic members of their chosen high school communities.