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Monday, March 18, 2013

Food and Nutrition Relay for Life Event

Saturday, March 16th was the Annual Relay for Life Car Show hosted by Forsyth County Food and Nutrition Services.  It was a beautiful and very successful day, here are some pictures from the event:




Friday, March 8, 2013

HAT'S OFF TO THE NAC TEAM!

Members of our NAC Team went over and above the call of duty this week as they served the students of Daves Creek Elementary.  They are pictured here with Certificates they earned this week!  Hat's Off to all of them - THEY ARE AWESOME!

WE HAVE A WINNER!!!!!

CONGRATULATIONS TO REESE NIXON!
WINNER OF THE RAZOR SCOOTER! 

Thursday, March 7, 2013

Taste Testing Fun!

Mrs. Bogel's 3rd grade classroom had the fun task today of taste testing new PB&J sandwiches for our county.  Here are pictures from the festivities:





The students enjoyed taking part in a taste test that could effect what all of the children in Forsyth County might eat next year!  They did a fabulous job and were very honest in their opinions of the food samples.

Thank you, Mrs. Vaughan (FNS Area Manager), for selecting our school for the Taste Test!
Thank you to Mrs. Bogel's class for being really good test-takers!

Tuesday, February 19, 2013

RAZOR SCOOTER GIVE-AWAY


Daves Creek NAC Club

On Friday, March 8th one lucky student will win the Razor Scooter pictured above.
Every student that eats breakfast in the cafe the week of March 4-8th will be entered into
the drawing for the scooter.
Students name will be entered each day that they eat, so if they eat breakfast all 5 days that week
their name will be entered into the drawing 5 times.


Breakfast - The Most Important Meal of the Day!



Breakfast really is the most important meal of the day for kids, as it provides the necessary energy to get set for a day of learning and achievement.  Some of the benefits of eating school breakfast include:

Higher Academic Scores - studies have shown eating breakfast at school results in higher test scores.

Improved Behavior - Hungry children are more likely to have discipline problems. 

Reduced Tardiness - Kids who eat school breakfast are late or absent from school less often.

Convenient and Value for Parents - School breakfast is ideal for busy families trying to get out the door quickly in the mornings, and is offered at a great price.

Health and Nutrition:
In early 2012, the USDA unveiled new nutrition standards for school meals (like breakfast) that prompted healthy changes in school cafeterias nationwide. Under the new standards, schools are: Offering more fruits and vegetables; increasing whole grain-rich foods; switching to fat-free or lowfat milk; limiting calories based on the age of children being served to ensure proper portion size; reducing the amounts of saturated fat, trans fats and sodium.