Mayfield Independent held a cookout for the Fourth Graders at Mayfield Elementary School for National School Lunch Week! Pictured (left to right) are Morgan James
providing healthy meals to foster an environment where children achieve overall wellness and lifelong success.
KSNA
The purpose of KSNA is to promote the optimal health, nutrition and education of all children by supporting nutritionally adequate and educationally sound, financially accountable, nonprofit child nutrition and school community nutrition.
Understanding School Nutrition
For several government and industry websites and documents to further your knowledge and understanding of School Nutrition best practices.
About KSNA
The Kentucky School Nutrition Association represents over 2,000 school nutrition professionals statewide. KSNA members include school cafeteria staff, managers, and district level staff which include supervisors, office personnel, chefs and directors. Also included in our membership are state agency staff and directors from the Kentucky Department of Agriculture and the Kentucky Department of Education – School and Community Nutrition Division. We are also fortunate to have great support from our Industry Partners who work with us to help provide services and education to our members.
Detailed nutrition standards, strict food safety requirements along with complex regulations, limited budgets, special dietary restrictions make every day a challenge for school nutrition professionals. Administering school meals requires skills in many areas and SNA’s Certificate and Credentialing Programs help members improve their skills and grow their programs. To learn more about these programs, visit www.schoolnutrition.org.
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Wayne County School Nutrition held a contest for National School Lunch Week. Staff at each school were to come up with at least one NSLW event for their school.