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UNIS Hanoi Mission Statement
Our mission is to encourage students to be independent, lifelong learners who strive for excellence and become responsible stewards of our global society and natural environment, achieved within a supportive community that values diversity and through a programme reflecting the ideals and principles of the United Nations.
UNIS Hanoi’s Weekly Community Newsletter Volume 19, Edition 3, Friday 31 August
Next Week... Monday, 3 September
● Vietnam National Day - School and Campus Closed
Tuesday, 4 September
● ASA Session 1 Begins
● D/PreK Parent Coffee with Counselor 08:30, B8
● Grade 11 Art - Field Trip 10:00 - 14:00
● University of Redlands visit to UNIS 11:30 - 12:30, B8
● MYP Info Evening for families already familiar with
MYP 18:00
Wednesday, 5 September
● “Get Involved with Your Child’s School” All Parent
Volunteers Info Sessions 08:30 or 18:00
● Committee on Directors 17:30 - 19:00
Thursday, 6 September
● Advancement Committee Meeting 08:15 - 09:30
● Kindergarten Parents Coffee with Counselor 08:30
● University Info Session 11:30 - 12:30 Library
● MYP Info Evening for families new to MYP 18:00
Friday - Saturday, 7-8 September
● Board Retreat
Saturday, 8 September
● Community Education Programme and Saturday
Soccer Session 1 begin.
Coming Soon... 10 - 20 September: MAP Testing (Grades 3-8)
Monday, 10 September
● Grades 1-2 Parent Coffee with Counselor 08:30, B8
● Macalester College visit to UNIS 11:30 - 12:30, B8
Tuesday, 11 September
● Grades 3-4 Parent Coffee with Counselor 08:30, B8
Wednesday, 12 September
● Grade 5 Parent Coffee with Counselor 08:30, B8
● ES EAL Parent Information Evening 18:00,
Community Room
Thursday, 13 September
● Finance Committee Meeting 07:00 - 08:30
Friday, 14 September
● MSHS Parent Coffee with Counselors 08:30 - 09:30
● Grade 3 Field Trip to Hoan Kiem Lake 08:30 - 12:20
IN THIS WEEK’S TIN TUC...
Direct from the HoS’s Desk! Find out about our New Director of Finance…(p.2) Notes from the ES and MSHS Principals (p.3)
Discover what it all means! PYP & MYP Information Evenings for Parents (p.4 and 5) Tea/Coffee Morning with the ES Counselor (p.6)
Library Orientation for ES Parents (p.6) MAP Testing for Grades 3-8 (p.7) University Info Sessions (p.7)
Building our School Community together (p.8) Want to win a pair of FREE flight tickets? (p.8) Party like you are 25! Don’t miss out (p.8)
Fitness Tracking Programme launched by PE Department (p.10)
School Store OPENS! (p.11) Newcomer to Hanoi? Learn Vietnamese. Register now! (p.12)
Notes from the Head of School
I would like to give everyone an update on changes in the UNIS Hanoi Business Office and to welcome a new Director of Finance to our leadership team. For both new and returning families this news may be quite sudden and so I would like to take a few moments to set the context. Sadly the school was attacked last year by an anonymous and malicious email making unsubstantiated allegations about our business office. As a not-for-profit organization operating under the auspices of the United Nations, such an attack could not go uninvestigated. An independent team from KPMG was hired to do a third party review. They worked with us for several weeks to thoroughly examine our practices and key documentation, during which time our Director of Finance was placed on paid leave. While we have received advice as to how we might improve some procedures and documentation, there was no evidence whatsoever to indicate any corruption or malfeasance. A summary of the KPMG third party review was published on the UNIS Hanoi Portal on 14 June 2012 and can be found here. Subsequent to the receipt of that report, we have been busy implementing an action plan which was approved by the Board to address items raised by the review. Also subsequent to the receipt of the report, our Director of Finance, Dave King, regretfully resigned on 31 July in order to pursue new opportunities. Before he left, he worked hard during the summer vacation to ensure that the school would be ready for transition to new leadership and we are grateful for his continued excellent hard work during a very difficult period for him and the school. Dave faithfully served UNIS Hanoi for the past five years, overseeing significant enrollment growth and successfully expanding the business office to serve the growing fiscal needs of the school. We will miss him, but wish him well in his new position. During the summer we started a search process for a new Director of Finance, and assembled a task force made up of members of the Board of Directors, its Finance Committee and school administrators to screen the many high quality applications received. The two short-listed candidates were brought to campus in mid August for two full days of interviews with me, other members of the administration, the business office staff, the search task force as well as a group of parents. Additionally, the candidates made presentations on the theme of “Financial Management in a Not-For-Profit Environment: How to maximize revenues, and secure cost efficiencies, long term viability, and fiscal stability of the organization.” I am pleased to announce that Mr. Len Archer has accepted our offer to serve as the new Director of Finance. He will join the UNIS Hanoi community on 24 September. Len is originally from Canada and began his career as a certified senior accountant and comptroller in the corporate world. He then joined the public sector where he worked as the Chief Financial Officer in three different school districts in British Columbia. He made the move to Hong Kong 8 years ago where he has had a successful tenure at the Canadian International School, which has 1800 students, as the Director of Business Administration. Len will be accompanied to Hanoi by his wife Louise, an Elementary School teacher. This concludes our hiring for the 2012-2013 school year and we are excited to be starting the year with a strong and
motivated team in place.
Respectfully,
Dr. Chip Barder, Head of School
UNIS Hanoi Business Office Team
Dear Parents, It was a great pleasure to see so many of you at our ES Back to School Nights this week – and I appreciate that many of you needed to be there for more than one evening, having children in several grade levels. I hope you found it informative and helpful in terms of us building our partnership with you. I would welcome feedback from parents regarding the event, especially as we used a new format this year with the introductory talk for everyone, followed by meeting the specialists in the foyer and then moving to Grade Level and Homeroom presentations. I was asked by several parents for reading references to follow up. One of the books I referred to was “Mindset – The New Psychology of Success” by Carol S. Dweck (Ballantine Books/ Random House, 2008) which is also available as an iBook. The Learning Orientation/ Performance Orientation
slide I showed was drawn from a book entitled “The
Intelligent School” by Barbara MacGilchrist, Jane Reed
and Kate Myers (Sage Publications Ltd, 2004). I have
included a copy here for your reference.
I really do look forward to working in partnership with
all of you and hope to see as many as of you as possible
at the upcoming events advertised during the Back to
School Nights, which are all on the School Calendar.
Kind regards, Carole Denny, Elementary School Principal [email protected]
Notes from the Elementary School Principal
Notes from the Middle/High School Principal
Dear MS/HS Families, I would like to thank everyone who attended the MS/HS Back to School Parent’s Night. From all accounts it was an extremely positive event filled with good will and enthusiasm for learning. Please realize that parent involvement in the educational process is extremely important. Current research is clear; parents play a major role in the educational achievement of their children. But contrary to what many parents may believe, research indicates that appropriate levels of involvement (encouraging, monitoring, setting high expectations, displaying genuine interest, etc.) produce far better results than when parents are overly involved (punishing, arguing, extreme rigidity, etc.). It has been shown that well intentioned over involved parents who hover over their child’s every move actually hinder progress rather than promote success. I encourage all parents to become or remain active in the lives of their children throughout MS/HS, but within reason. By all means set high expectations, talk about school over the dinner table, ask if homework has been completed and encourage children to work hard, but try to avoid the overbearing approach. When parents create a supportive atmosphere children build independence and a sense of responsibility. Upcoming opportunities for parent involvement at UNIS Hanoi:
1. Sept. 5: “Get involved with your child’s school” program. Two sessions: 8:30 am & 6:00 pm. (See p.8) 2. Sept. 26: MS/HS Parents Forum with the Principal. 8:30 am. 3. Oct. 2/3: 3-Way Conferences (Student-Parent-Teacher Conferences). More information to follow.
Warm regards,
Pete Kennedy, Secondary School Principal [email protected]
Notes from the PYP Coordinator
The Quest for Deeper Questions The IB Primary Years Programme (PYP) is the curriculum framework which guides the teaching and learning at UNIS elementary School. One of the key aspects of the PYP is its commitment to inquiry-based learning. Inquiry is promoted by modern education systems all over the world these days: it is simply good teaching practice. To explain inquiry-based learning in full would take more than this short article will allow, however one aspect of the approach is to encourage children to think more deeply, more often. This Wednesday we held a workshop for teaching assistants which addressed just that. The focus of the session was teacher questioning and the affect it has on children’s thinking. Here are two simple strategies from the workshop which you can practice with your child at home in your mother tongue:
Ask Open-Ended Questions: When you are reading with your child, discussing their school work or perhaps visiting a local place of interest together, rather than asking only questions which can be answered with one word (e.g. yes or no), choose instead some open-ended questions. Questions which require an opinion rather than one correct answer are examples of these. E.g. ‘What do you think might happen in this story? Why?’ Such questioning tends to deepen thinking. Delve Deeper Once your child has answered your question, don’t always stop there - dig a little deeper into his or her thinking. Simple phrases such as asking ‘Anything else?’ or ‘What makes you say that?’ once your child has given his or her initial response encourage the child to dig a little deeper in their thinking.
Of course it is very important that such questioning is fun and seems natural between parent and child. Using these strategies sometimes rather than always is a good rule of thumb to follow. After all, questioning your child should not feel like being in an interview. If you have any questions for me about the elementary curriculum at UNIS Hanoi please don’t hesitate to contact me. Christopher Frost, PYP Coordinator [email protected]
Notes from the MYP Coordinator
Middle Years Programme Information Evening (18:00-19:00)
Tuesday: parents familiar with the MYP
Thursday: parents new to the MYP
We would like to invite you to join us to learn about the International Baccalaureate Middle Years Program (MYP) at UNIS Hanoi. This session will give you an interactive experience of the IB MYP curriculum framework and help you to better how students in grades 6-10 are assessed at UNIS Hanoi. We hope to help you to better support your children as they continue on their academic endeavors at UNIS Hanoi. I look forward to any questions you may have. Sibylle Harth, MYP Coordinator [email protected]
Counselor’s Corner
Where: Library Projection Room
When: Tuesday, Sept. 4 (8:30-10:00 am) Disc./Pre-K
Thursday, Sept. 6 (8:30-10:00 am) Kdg.
Monday, Sept. 10 (8:30-10:00 am) Gr. 1 & 2
Tuesday, Sept. 11 (8:30-10:00 am) Gr. 3 & 4
Wednesday, Sept. 12 (8:30-10:00 am) Gr. 5
What: During each session, we will look at developmental stages, issues and concerns, and get to know one another.
All Elementary Parents are invited to Coffee/Tea
Mornings with the Elementary Counselor
Library Orientation
ES PARENT
LIBRARY ORIENTATION Come Discover library Resources for School, Library and at Home!
Online Databases and Resources, Book Kits Visual and Audio Books
Timings: Tuesday September 4 At 2:30 PM
Wednesday September 5 At 5:00 PM
Thursday September 6 At 10:00 AM
Friday September 7 At 2:30 PM
Thursday September 13 At 6:00 pm
Place: In the Library…
Who: All ES Parents (Grades D-5) On this occasion Parents Only Please
MAP Testing Information
Measures of Academic Progress (MAP) Test September 11th -19th for Grade 3-8 Students At UNIS Hanoi standardised testing is one method of gathering information to promote and inform student learning. A standardised test should allow students, teachers and parents to identify a student's strengths and areas of need in the different subject areas that are tested. At the school-wide level the standardised test can help to identify areas of the curriculum that may need adapting. It will also help the school to determine how UNIS students are performing in comparison to other students around the world and evaluate the effectiveness of our program. Students in grades 3-8 will be completing the MAP test during the window of September 11th -20th, 2012. These are computerized tests in reading, language usage, and math which are called Measures of Academic Progress™ (MAP). The results of the assessment are focused on growth and will be used by classroom teachers to better understand individual student achievement and future steps for learning. MAP tests are unique - as students complete the test it adapts to be appropriate for their level of learning. As a result, each student has the same opportunity to succeed and maintain a positive attitude toward testing. Please be aware that there is no additional preparation that students can do to prepare for these tests. It is helpful for students to have a good night’s sleep and a solid breakfast prior to testing. If your child is anxious you can help to alleviate their worries by talking, listening and reassuring. Encourage your child to simply do their best as he or she would do with any school assignment, test or project. Contact the homeroom teacher if you have a concern regarding your child’s reaction to the test. If you would like more information about the MAP test in general please contact Meagan Enticknap-Smith, the Director of Learning at [email protected].
MAP Schedule September 2012
Reading Math Language Usage
Elementary School
Grade 3 Tues. Sept. 11 Wed. Sept. 12 Thurs Sept. 13
Grade 4 Tues. Sept. 11 Wed. Sept. 12 Thurs Sept. 13
Grade 5 Tues. Sept. 11 Wed. Sept. 12 Thurs Sept. 13
Middle School
Grade 6 Mon. Sept. 17 Tues. Sept. 18 Wed. Sept. 19
Grade 7 Mon. Sept. 17 Tues. Sept. 18 Wed. Sept. 19
Grade 8 Mon. Sept. 17 Tues. Sept. 18 Wed. Sept. 19
University Information Sessions
Dear 12 Graders and Parents, In the first half of this September, we are going to have university information sessions by representatives coming from a whole host of Universities: Redlands, Babson College, Augusta College, Ellon University, Chapman University, MacCalester College, Grinnell College, Union College, Richmond College, Franklin and Marshall College, Wheaton College, Dickinson College and University of California at Los Angeles. Please come, ask them questions and be well- researched for your college plan. For more information about time, venue please click on the following links. University of Redlands Sept. 04
University Info Session - 4 Colleges Sept.06
Macalester College Sept. 10 College Night Sept. 11 University of California at Los Angeles Sept 14
Notes from the Advancement Office
“GET INVOLVED WITH YOUR CHILD’S SCHOOL” All of you who attended our Back to School Information Nights this week heard the same message from our Principals – the more you are involved with your child’s education the better it is for your child, for you and for the school. We hope to work once again in partnership with our parents this year and we hope that many of you will come and join us as volunteers. There are many opportunities to get involved at UNIS Hanoi as a parent volunteer: Class Parent, Library, School Store, Spring Fair, Birthday events, Board of Directors. And for most positions no experience is required and all our volunteers are supported and celebrated! Please come and find out more at two sessions this week designed to showcase the ways you can volunteer and contribute to our school community. There will be detailed information available and the chance to meet other parents who want to get involved, make new friends and have some fun!
WEDNESDAY September 5 at 8.30am or 6pm Community Room, B7
DO YOU KNOW ANY UNIS HANOI ALUMNI? If the answer to that question is yes… then you have the chance to enter our 25th Birthday Alumni Prize Draw and win a pair of FREE flight tickets!
This year, for our 25th Birthday, we hope to reach out and reconnect with as many of the families and faculty that have been at UNIS Hanoi over the years as possible. If you are still in touch with a former UNIS Hanoi family or faculty, you can help us build our worldwide network and also give yourself a chance to win in our special prize draw. Thanks to the sponsorship of Vietnam Airlines we have one FREE pair of return international
flight tickets to or from one of the many destinations to which Vietnam Airlines operates direct flights, valid from January to December 2013.
HOW TO TAKE PART?
If you are still in touch with other UNIS Hanoi families, students or faculty send them this link:
http://www.unishanoi.org/?page=getintouch
Everything is explained. And if they reconnect with us and name you as their ‘connector’, you will be entered into the prize draw for the FREE flight tickets as many times are you are named!
We will pull the winners names out on SEPTEMBER 19 – the day we opened our doors for the first time in 1988!
For more information or questions, please contact Emma Silva, Director of Advancement [email protected]
Message from the School Community Organisation
Save the Date for PARTY NIGHT! Friday September 28
The SCO wants you to party like you were 25 again ! That is how much party power you will need to dance, sing, and chat late into the evening on Friday September 28th, when the first UNIS Hanoi SCO Parents and Teachers social will be held. It will be a night of fabulous fun and celebration to kick off our 25th Birthday Celebrations! Plenty of drinks and nibbles will be included in the ticket price, and there will be spectacular prizes given away! Circle the date on your calendar now, book your baby-sitters, and look for more information coming soon! Any questions? Want to join the party team? Contact our parent lead coordinator Pippa Wood [email protected]
Co-Curricular Activities & After School Activities
ASA Session 1 Starts Next Tuesday!! Over the last couple of days, parents and students will have received notification that they are confirmed to participate in UNIS Hanoi After School Activities (ASAs) for the first session of the 2012-13 school year. The confirmation email lists the activities that student have now been enrolled in. Unfortunately, the following activities have been cancelled due to insufficient registration:
Recycled Crafts (G4-5) – Wednesday Nylon Stocking Flowers Making (G3-5) – Wednesday Swimming Level 5 (G1-3) – Friday
If you or your child would like to enroll in an activity where there is still space, please contact the UNIS Hanoi Co-Curricular Activities Office at [email protected]. ASAs which still have space will be filled on a first come, first served basis. The following activities can still accommodate additional students:
Information for ES Parents About How Their Children Get Home After ASAs At the conclusion of activities each day, ASA sponsors will drop ES children off at one of the following locations: The Parent pick-up area is outside the main entrance to the Canteen (near the picnic tables/umbrellas). If parents are
late, students will stay with the ASA teacher. Bus students are brought to the bus monitors at the covered walkway (between B6 & B7). The bus monitors will escort
children to buses.
Students who have private drivers are brought to the benches between B7 and ECC (by the flag poles) where they can be picked-up.
Any students, who require assistance, will be brought to the ES Office and parents will be contacted. The Activities Office is the primary contact if there are any questions – 3758 1551 Ext. 8712 Session 1 ASA’s will begin on Tuesday, September 4th. If there are parents out there who would like to get involved with After School Activities, please let us know. We hope everyone has an enjoyable and meaningful experience in ASAs this session. Please let us know if there’s anything we can help you with. Regards, UNIS Hanoi Co-Curricular Activities Office
Available ES Activities Available MSHS Activities
Papier Mache Creations (G3-4) - Monday Paper Model Building (G3-4) - Monday Soccer Skills for Girls (G4-5) - Tuesday Organize the Walk-a-thon (G3-5) - Tuesday Swimming Level 6 (G1-5) - Tuesday Swimming Level 7 (G1-5) – Tuesday & Thursday String Orchestra A.M. (G3-5) – Wednesday A.M. Making Paper Flowers (G3-5) - Wednesday Fun with Knitting (G2-5) - Wednesday Soccer for Girls (G3-4) - Wednesday Beginner Band A.M. (G4-5) – Thursday A.M. Swim Level 6 (G1-5) – Thursday
Jazz Band for Middle School (G6-8) - Monday Water Polo (G8-12) – Wednesday Dance Club for Middle School (G6-8) – Thursday Swimming Fitness & Technique for Middle School (G6-8) – Thursday The Flame – HS Student Online Newspaper (G9-12) – Thursday Soccer for High School Girls (G9-12) – Saturday
New Initiative in Physical Education at UNIS Hanoi
Discovery to Grade 12 Fitness Tracking Programme
Each student at UNIS Hanoi has just completed the first round of the new D-12 Fitness Tracking Programme. This exciting new initiative was launched at the beginning of the year with the intent to encourage wellness, fitness and lifelong health amongst our student body. This information will allow student to track specific fitness components, set attainable targets and become self-motivated about their personal wellbeing. At the beginning of each quarter students will conduct 4 tests and annually another 5. These specific tests can be seen below:
Students in action :
Shuttle run Sit and reach
Press-up Curl-up
Adrian Hubbard, D-12 Physical Education Coordinator [email protected]
Each Quarter
Health Related Tests
Annually
Skill Related Tests
Test Component of Fitness Test Component of Fitness
Shuttle run Cardio Vascular Sprint Speed
Curl-up Muscular Endurance Vertical Jump Power
Press-up Muscular Strength Illinois Agility
Sit and reach Flexibility Standing Stork Balance
Alternating ball Throw Hand-eye Coordination
UNIS Hanoi Music Academy News
UNIS Music Academy lessons will commence on Tuesday September 4 in the Centre for the Arts. Music Academy lessons follow the schedule of ASA’s so bus students can be accommodated. There are over 200 UNIS students enrolled in music lessons so far this school year. Elementary students will be collected from their classes for the first 2 weeks of lessons to assist with the transition to their music room.
A waiting area is set up in the Centre for the Arts foyer for students and parents to wait. Parents who have registered for UMA lessons for Semester 1 will receive an invoice next month which will need to be paid in full at the conclusion of one month after receiving the invoice. Financial credit will not be given for missed lessons. Students will be given the opportunity to make up for missed lessons at another time during the semester or in the week at the end of the semester. A “Missed Lesson” is defined by informing Ms Cham via email that the student will not be able to attend the lesson, no later than 8:00am on the day of the lesson if the lesson occurs on a weekday. If the scheduled lesson is on Saturday morning an email of cancellation will need to be sent to Ms Cham on the Friday afternoon before 4:00pm. It is only during these circumstances that students will be able to have make-up lessons. Please contact Ms Cham ([email protected]) or Liz Druitt ([email protected]) for lesson registration or questions.
PE and House T-Shirts - Let the sales begins!
The new SCO store will be open for business from Tuesday morning at 8:00 am (please check hours below) for the sale of SCO Boutique items as well as a range of PE shirts, House and Phoenix shirts. We must again apologize for the continued absence of extra small items for the younger students but we do not want to wait any longer for the opening of the store. Please follow the crowds to the Sports Centre where you will find the store manned by SCO volunteers keen and eager to serve you. We hope the store will become a focal point for all sale items and we shall carry adverts for our items in coming editions of Tin Tuc – Watch this space! For questions please contact David Porter, Director of Operations: [email protected]
Date Time
Monday 08:00 - 09:00 (am)
Tuesday 08:00 - 08:30 (am)
Wednesday 08:00 - 09:00 (am)
Thursday 15:00 - 16:00 (pm)
Highly recommended for newcomers! You will learn the basic elements of Vietnamese, including the very important skill of correct pronunciation. Learn to engage in simple conversations: greeting people, telling the time, counting and some useful vocabulary for living in Hanoi. The class meets twice a week. The teacher, Ms Thủy, has been successfully teaching for UNIS Community Education for the last five years. When Tuesdays and Thursdays, 11 September to 27 November 8:30 to 10:00 Where UNIS Campus Cost VND 3,400,000 Max 10 (min 7) REGISTER HERE
UNIS Community Education – Vietnamese for Beginners
Many thanks to all those families who have upgraded their vehicle permits. IF YOU HAVE NOT YET UPDATED YOUR PERMIT - PLEASE FOLLOW THE INSTRUCTIONS BELOW: Please find on the Resource Centre a pdf version or a Word Doc version of the form. The completed form should be returned to the [email protected] who will process the application and send the permit home with your child listed on the application form.
Security staff at UNIS Hanoi are in position to assist you and enhance the safety of all who enter the campus. With effect from NEXT WEEK we will be increasing our enforcement of the requirement to have a valid parking sticker so please be prepared if you have not yet up-graded to the ‘2012 Red’ sticker. In a similar manner, the cyclists who arrive at campus will be expected to be wearing their helmet as they approach the gates (having a helmet in your basket has not been proven to have a beneficial effect on your brain in case of accidents). So let’s make it a ‘Safety conscious September’ starting on Tuesday…..
Many thanks for your help and cooperation. For any questions, please contact Director of Operations, Dave Porter: [email protected]
Parking Permits & Cycling Helmet
Energize Schedule
If your child has any food allergy or dietary restrictions, please let us know. [email protected]
Parents...please remember to send a lunch ticket or money each day with your Grade 1 and above child so he/she can purchase lunch. FYI: The Canteen does serve a vegetarian option each day.
Milk Product : Green Color
Pork : Red Color
Seafood : Blue Color
*** Main dish contains EGG
Canteen Menu for the week of September 3 to 7
ENERGIZE HOURS (Monday, September 3 to Sunday, September 9, 2012)
MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY
Swimming Pool
CLOSED 17:45-19:45 06:15-07:45 16:45-19:45
06:15-07:45 17:45-19:45
06:15-07:45 17:45-19:45
08:15-16:45 08:15-12:00 13:00-16:45
Fitness Room
CLOSED 06:00-08:00 16:30-20:00
06:00-08:00 16:30-20:00
06:00-08:00 16:30-20:00
06:00-08:00 16:30-20:00
08:00-12:00 13:00-17:00
08:00-12:00 13:00-17:00
Western Set Menu
3
No Lunch
4
Oven Roast Pork
w/Apple Gravy Sauce
Steamed Rice
Mixed Vegetables
Marble Cake
Fruit/milk
5***
Chicken Cutlet w/Sauce
Multi Grain Rice
Cole Slaw
Raisin Cookie
Fruit / Milk
6***
Beef Gulash w/Spaetzle
Steamed Rice (only ES)
Apple & Frise Salad
Carrot Cake
Fruit / Milk
7
Cheese Pizza
Corn, Peas & Carrot
Pomelo Salad
Cream Puff
Fruit / Milk
Asian Set Menu
3
No Lunch
4***
Fried Rice w/Chicken
Mixed Vegetables
Marble Cake
Fruit / Milk
5
Pork Chop Suey
Multi Grain Rice
Green Beans
Raisin Cookie
Fruit / Milk
6
Boiled Chicken w/
Potatoes
Steamed Rice
Cabbage & Bok Choy
Carrot Cake
Fruit / Milk
7***
Pop Corn Fish
Steamed Rice
Sauteed Vegetables
Cream Puff
Fruit / Milk
ECC Set Menu
3
No Lunch
4***
Fried Rice w/Chicken
Mixed Vegetables
Marble Cake
Fruit / Milk
5***
Chiken Cutle w/Sauce
Multi Grain Rice
Cole Slaw
Raisin Cookie
Fruit / Milk
6***
Beef Gulash w/Spaetzle
Steamed Rice (only ES)
Apple & Frise Salad
Carrot Cake
Fruit / Milk
7
Cheese Pizza
Corn, Peas & Carrot
Pomelo Salad
Cream Puff
Fruit / Milk
** Energize Facilities will be closed on September 2 & 3 for the National Holiday.
