TVA LUNCH MENU SUMMER 2026

    July and August 2026

7/7 Tuesday  - Tacos with fixins' and special dessert of Brownies

7/8 Wednesday  - Salad Bar with Grilled Chicken

7/9 Thursday  - Sandwiches and special dessert of chocolate chip cookies

7/13 Monday - to be determined

7/14 Tuesday - Subs and special dessert of Peach Cobbler

7/15 Wednesday - Burrito Bowls with Chicken

7/16 Thursday - Pizza at bowling

7/20 Monday - to be determined

7/21 Tuesday - Subs and special dessert of ice cream

7/22 Wednesday  - Salad Bar with Grilled Chicken

7/23 Thursday  - PBJ and special dessert of M & M cookies

7/27 Monday - to be determined

7/28 Tuesday - Subs and special dessert of strawberry shortcake

7/29 Wednesday - Chicken or Steak Kebabs served with rice pilaf

7/30 Thursday - Pizza at Salem Willows

8/3 Monday - to be determined

8/4 Tuesday - Subs and special dessert of Key Lime Pie

8/5 Wednesday  - Salad Bar with Grilled Chicken

8/6 Thursday - Pizza at Lasermaxx

8/10 Monday - to be determined

8/11 Tuesday - Cookout with burgers and hot dogs, corn on the cob and watermelon

8/12 Wednesday - Subs and Ice Cream Party

8/13 Thursday - to be determined

THIS MENU IS FOR STUDENTS ONLY!
Not every lunch is offered to our outside customers.
Please contact school to order.

July 2026

Disability Pride Month is a worldwide time to celebrate the diversity of the disability community and to recognize the accomplishments of people with disabilities.

1 Canada Day (Fête du Canada), a Canadian holiday celebrating the 1867 enactment of the Constitution Act, which established the three former British colonies of Canada, Nova Scotia, and New Brunswick as a united nation called Canada.

4 Independence Day (The Fourth of July), a U.S. holiday celebrating the adoption of the Declaration of Independencein 1776.

9 The Martyrdom of the Bab, a Bahá’ís observance of the anniversary of the Báb’s execution in Tabriz, Iran, in 1850.

11 Celebration of the Golden Spurs (Day of the Flemish Community), a Belgian holiday marking the victory of the Flemish over the French in the Battle of the Golden Spurs in 1302.

11 St. Benedict Day, the feast day of St. Benedict celebrated by some Christian denominations.

14 Bastille Day (French National Day), a holiday in France marking the anniversary of the Storming of the Bastille in 1789, a major event in the French Revolution.

14 International Nonbinary People’s Day, aimed at raising awareness and organizing around the issues faced by nonbinary people around the world while celebrating their contributions.

15 St. Vladimir the Great Day, feast day for St. Vladimir celebrated by the Eastern Orthodox and Roman Catholic Churches.

16 The Feast of Our Lady of Mount Carmel, a Catholic feast day that is recognized in Chile as their patron saint’s day.

17 Constitution Day (Jeheonjeol), an observance in South Korea commemorating the day in 1948 when the country’s Constitution was proclaimed.

18 Nelson Mandela International Day, a recognition of Nelson Mandela’s birthday.

20 Marine Day (Ocean Day, Sea Day), a Japanese holiday set aside to give thanks for the ocean’s bounty and to reflect on the importance of the ocean to Japan.

21 Belgium National Day (Belgian Independence Day), a Belgian holiday commemorating the investiture of the country’s first monarch, King Leopold I, and the separation of Belgium from the Netherlands and the formal establishment of the Kingdom.

22–23 (sundown to sundown) Tisha B’Av, a fast commemorating the destruction of two holy and sacred temples of Judaism destroyed by the Babylonians (in 586 BCE) and Romans (in 70 CE).

23 The birthday of Haile Selassie I, the former emperor of Ethiopia, whom the Rastafarians consider to be their savior.

24 Pioneer Day, observed by Latter Day Saints to commemorate the 1847 arrival of the religion’s first pioneers in the Salt Lake Valley.

25 St. James the Greater Day, feast day for St. James the Greater celebrated by some Christian denominations.

26 Disability Independence Day, a celebration in U.S. commemorating the 1990 signing of the Americans with Disabilities Act.

29 Asalha Puja (Dharma Day), a celebration of Buddha’s first teachings.

30 International Day of Friendship, proclaimed in 2011by the UN General Assembly with the idea that friendship between peoples, countries, cultures, and individuals can inspire peace efforts and build bridges between communities.