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Linking Nutrition to Education Student Development Performance

This initiative emphasizes the critical connection between nutrition and education in boosting student performance. By utilizing ‘Base Year’ income data, schools can serve meals at no charge for all students, promoting participation and improving overall revenue. The program encourages collaboration among school food services, principals, teachers, parents, and students, supported by the Ohio Department of Education. With a focus on thorough planning and community engagement, the initiative aims to create a positive environment where nutrition helps enhance academic success, reduce tardiness, and improve student behavior.

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Linking Nutrition to Education Student Development Performance

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  1. Linking Nutrition to Education Student Development Performance

  2. Allows schools to Collect ‘Base Year’ income form Establish a claiming percentage Serve meals at no charge to all Students Use this data for 3 additional years Linking Nutrition to Learning

  3. Where is this appropriate? High % Free and Reduced Efficient food service Supportive administration Innovative staff Linking Nutrition to Learning

  4. Potential outcomes Some decrease in revenue per meal Breakfast participation up Lunch participation up Total revenue up Linking Nutrition to Learning

  5. A partnership between School Food Service Building principals Teachers Parents Students Linking Nutrition to Learning

  6. Support from Ohio Department of Education for technical assistance Vendors for donations and incentives Media for promotion Linking Nutrition to Learning

  7. Planning for Success Feasibility analysis Determine which buildings Determine which meals: Breakfast or Breakfast and Lunch Linking Nutrition to Learning

  8. Linking Nutrition to Learning Planning for Success • Check bus schedules: Do the buses get to school on time for breakfast? • Is there space for more children? • Is there storage space?

  9. Linking Nutrition to Learning Planning for Success • Engage building level staff • Collect income applications

  10. Linking Nutrition to Learning Planning for Success • Well coordinated district PR campaign • Promoting school meals to students • Great food • The cafeteria: A fun place to be

  11. Linking Nutrition to Learning Outcomes expected • Tardiness down • Behavior improved • Academic success • Parents happy

  12. Linking Nutrition to Learning We serve education every day!

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