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Add your districts info here National School Breakfast Week March 59 2018 Agenda School Breakfast ProgramSchool Meals National School Breakfast Week Fast Facts I School Breakfast ID: 769658
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[Add your district’s info here] National School Breakfast WeekMarch 5-9, 2018
Agenda School Breakfast Program/School MealsNational School Breakfast WeekFast Facts “I School Breakfast”Getting Involved
National School Breakfast Program National School Breakfast Program (SBP)Serves 14.2 million children daily*Our School Breakfast Program[Enter your custom information here]* Source: FRAC School Breakfast Scorecard SY 2015-16
School Meals: The Facts School Breakfast is Healthier than Ever!Fresh fruits Whole grainsLimits on TransFatsLowfat or fat-free milk
School Meals: The Facts School meals are safeSchool kitchens are subject to regular health inspections by the local health department.According to the CDC, school kitchens maintain exceptional food safety records. Schools account for only 4 % of foodborne-disease outbreaks. (Food prepared at home accounts for 20 %, and restaurant fare 50 %)
Facts about School Breakfast Students who eat breakfast have better attention and memory. Source: The National Dairy Council Students who participate in school breakfast show improved attendance, behavior, standardized achievement test scores as well as decreased tardiness.Source: Food Research & Action Center Low-income children who receive school breakfast do better on a variety of indicators than low-income peers who go without breakfast. Source: The Sodexo Foundation Students who eat school breakfast attend on average 1.5 more days of school per year and score 17.5% higher on standardized math tests. Source: Share Our Strength
The NSBW 2018 campaign encourages everyone express for school breakfast. It’s a natural fit for social media, too!Schools offer lots of ways to offer a healthy breakfast: grab’n’go options, breakfast in the classroom, and more.Vermont Feed Maple Apple French Toast Bake.Photo: Jeanne Reilly, Windham Raymond SD, Maine
How We’re Celebrating [Add information here about what the district is doing: menus, activities, decorations, events, etc. Include some photos from previous years celebrations if you have them]
Parents – Get Involved Check out the cafeteria menu with your kids and discuss making healthy choices.Join your kids for breakfast during NSBW or any time during the year.Voice any concerns or special diets your kids haveProvide feedback and tell us how we’re doingLawndale Elementary SD (CA)
Administrators – Get involved Visit the cafeteria or a classroom during breakfastHelp serve or deliver breakfast to students on the opening day of NSBWInclude presentations about the importance of school meals at PTA meetings and in the classroomTalk about “I School Breakfast” during the morning announcements Teachers: Encourage kids to participate in the “Create a School Breakfast Meme” Art Contest
Resources Visit www.schoolnutrition.org/nsbw to access all of the free resources, like:10+ Page toolkit of ideas and tipsDownloadable artwork and logosFlyer for parents Social media tools and cover photosCustomizable press release, proclamation and much more