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Title: Child Nutrition


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Child Nutrition Mixing Nutritious with
Deliciousand FunAlhambra Elementary School
District No. 68
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School Demographics
  • K-8 School District
  • 15 Elementary Schools
  • 14,000 Student Enrollment
  • 94 Free and Reduced

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Personnel ChartChild Nutrition Department
Director, Specialist, Secretary, Nutritionist,
Procurement Clerk, Revenue/Payroll Clerk, and
Special Activities Manager
Warehouse Manager, 2 Full-time Drivers,1
Part- time Driver, and Floor-care Technician
14 Site Kitchens Managers, Bakers, Cooks,
Clerks, Assistants, and Custodial Assistants
1 Receiving Kitchen Manager, Clerks, Assistants,
and Custodial Assistant
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Our goal is to offer
  • A wide variety of well-balanced meals that meet
    or exceed the Dietary Guidelines for Americans.
  • An appetizing and eye appealing menu
  • A comfortable and relaxed atmosphere in the
    cafeteria where social skills and manners can be
    practiced
  • Nutrition education

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Breakfast Lunch Program
  • 5 week cycle menu
  • Traditional style service in all cafeterias
  • Provision II breakfast at 9 sites
  • Salad bars at our middle schools

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Our menu provides..
  • scratch cooking which allows for creativity and
    beneficial nutritional modifications to be made
    as needed
  • a variety of cuisines such as American, Asian,
    Italian, and Mexican
  • a selection of fresh fruits and vegetables
    available seasonally
  • low fat and reduced sodium items at both
    breakfast and lunch
  • 100 whole grain products such as breads,
    pancakes, and tortillas

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Breakfast and Lunch offered at all schools
  • 5,000 breakfasts served daily
  • 11,800 lunches served daily
  • Preschool programs after school snacks served
    daily
  • Nutrition education resources available to
    parents and students

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Breakfast Participation
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Lunch Participation
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Fun Facts
  • Student Taste Testing get buy-in from students
    on new food items. Have the school principal
    include a special recognition to Ms. Lees
  • class who
  • helped
  • approve the
  • new menu
  • item

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Promotions
  • Earn points from manufacturer food cases. Order
    pencils, water bottles, footballs, etc. and hold
    a lucky tray day for different events such as
    NSBW-NSLW, etc.
  • Hold contests to increase breakfast or lunch
    participation for the month. Highest increase at
    the top 4 schools, 1 student from each school
    received a new bicycle. Market this on your
    monthly menus and website

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Promotions
  • Tony the Tiger coloring contest to increase
    attendance at breakfast

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Ideas
  • Invite students to learn how to bake and become
    familiar with the café and staff such as baking
    teddy bear loaves
  • Culinary Classes to make food for students
  • Tie your program into current social studies
    curriculum - Food around the world ceremonies
  • Student workers
  • Invite head start classes in
  • FFVP program helps students identify new items
    and then incorporate into your program meals

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Ideas
  • Serve breakfast for lunch. Big hit with
    students.
  • Avoid menu fatigue. Try new food items often.
    Monitor often with plate waste and communicating
    with students for approval.

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Café Environment
  • Make the café inviting for students by
  • Knowing your students by their names and using
    them
  • Welcome the students with a smile and a
    compliment
  • Provide great customer service
  • Provide a warm and welcoming environment with
    colorful, fun posters and decorations

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Marketing Nutrition Education is Key
  • On the back of each monthly menu fun and
    interesting nutrition information is provided.
  • Nutrition bulletin boards are placed in every
    cafeteria which offer useful information and
    healthy recipes fun for kids.
  • Nutrition Nuggets and Teen Fitness are posted
    on the Child Nutrition website for parents as
    well as students to reference and gain new
    insight.
  • Good open communication with parents, conducting
    nutrition education presentations to help them
    we are the leaders who understand and want the
    best interest of their kids market your
    programits great!

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P O R T I O N D I S T O R T I O N
F O O D Q U I Z
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350    250    150
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50 minutes !
If you clean your house for 50 minutes you will
burn approximately 210 calories.
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2.4 ounces of French fries of 20 years ago had
210 calories. How many calories do you think are
in today's portion?
610    590    650
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Take Home Moment
  • Conduct Student Taste Testing and focus on
    students likes instead of serving multiple daily
    entrees
  • Make it fun for students have promotions
  • No menu fatigue - dont be afraid to try
    something new
  • Attractive Menus, fun food titles and branding
  • Good communication with parents
  • Consider Breakfast in the Classroom (can double
    or triple participation instantly), a Grab and Go
    breakfast, or a Provision II program
  • Consider Community Eligibility Program (CEP) or
    Universal free meals
  • Add A La Carte Sales, if district permits
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