A CN Director, A Teacher, & A Principal Walk Into A Bar
A CN Director, a Teacher, &a Principal Walk into a BarA Discussion with the Partners for Breakfast in the Classroom COPYRIGHT 2016 SCHOOL NUTRITION ASSOCIATION – #ANC16 – SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS
Professional Standards Code This session provides one (1) CEU Key Area: Administration - 3000 Key Topic: A CN Director, a Teacher and a PrincipalWalk Into a Bar - 3340 COPYRIGHT 2016 SCHOOL NUTRITION ASSOCIATION – #ANC16 – SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS
WELCOMEToday’s Agenda Think speed dating Introduce panelists Hear from panelists Watch video Discussion Review of PBIC Grant COPYRIGHT 2016 SCHOOL NUTRITION ASSOCIATION – #ANC16 – SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS
Total Enrolled 14,734# of Schools 17Total Needy counts 9,016% F/R overall 61.19%Programs we offer:Breakfast and BICLunchAfterschool snacksK snacksSupperSummer feedingAlexandria City Public SchoolsDistrict Overview COPYRIGHT 2016 SCHOOL NUTRITION ASSOCIATION – #ANC16 – SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS
Rogers DistrictProfileRogers, Arkansas Pop. 60,112 with a small town feel Wal-Mart and TysonRogers Public Schools 15,368 Enrollment 24 Schools– 15 ElementaryMathias Elementary– K-5th Grade– 536 Students– 75 Staff
Ice Breaker COPYRIGHT 2016 SCHOOL NUTRITION ASSOCIATION – #ANC16 – SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS
BIC at Hammond Middle SchoolHammond % students F/R :Free 62.55%# Reduce 14.64%Breakfast participation before breakfast in the ce291PaidMARBreakfast participation after breakfast in the classroom152659333Free2081 26573576 5465ReducePaidAPRMAY
What We Experienced Increased BreakfastParticipation 200% Increase in Free290% Increase in Reduced680% Increase in Paid240% Increase OverallDecreased TardiesDecreased Nurse VisitsDecreased Behavior IssuesIncreased Lunch Participation
CN Director Contact InformationCynthia HormelDirectorAlexandria, VA(703) 619-8406cynthia.hormel@acps.k12.va.usJason CarterDirectorSiloam Springs, AR(479) 524-6255jason.carter@sssd.k12.ar.us
Financial Planning for BIC
From the Principal’s PerspectiveFrancis Hammond 76% free and reduced lunch rate Ethnic breakdown is: African American - 38%, Hispanic - 41%, White - 12% Asian - 7% American Indian, NativeHawaiian/Pacific Islander 1%, Low Breakfast Participation.Tried a “Direct Delivery” BICModel Training for school staff andstudents Breakfast AmbassadorsPierrette P. HallFrancis C. Hammond Middle SchoolAlexandria, Virginia 22304(703) 461-4100pierrette.hall@acps.k12.va.us
From thePrincipal'sEyes “WHY?”
Principal Contact InformationPierette HallAlexandria, Virginia(703) 461-4100pierrette.hall@acps.k12.va.usBetsy KinkadeRogers, AR479-631-3530bkinkade@rps.k12.ar.us
From the Teacher’s PerspectiveFrancis HammondAdvice: Garner input from allstakeholders. Involve students and staff inthe planning process early. Plan every detail of theimplementation.
From the Teacher's Eyes Join usfor Breakfast theMathias Way 5th 1st “HOW?”2nd Mathias Elementary3rd 4th
Teacher/Dean Contact InformationMichael DigginsAlexandria, Virginia(703) 461-4100mdiggins@acps.k12.va.usKara DavisRogers, AR479-631-3530kdavis@rps.k12.ar.us
Discussion
Partners for Breakfast in theClassroom GrantCycle 4 Grant requirements: 70% or more students qualify for free or reduced-price (FRP) meals, or theschool operates community eligibility;Average daily participation (ADP) in breakfast is 50% or less;Able to serve breakfast in the classroom at no charge to all students afterthe morning bell;Strong stakeholder support from school leadership & staff;3-year commitment to continue the program; andWillingness to promote the programWhere we fund: Idaho, Louisiana, Missouri, Mississippi, North Carolina,Nebraska, Oho, Oklahoma, Texas, and UtahAward range: Varies
Questions
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SUZANNE G. KILLIAN, Assistant Director JAMES A. MICHAELS, Assistant Director OFFICE OF STAFF DIRECTOR FOR MANAGEMENT STEPHEN R. MALPHRUS, Staff Director SHEILA CLARK, EEO Programs Director LYNN S. FOX, Senior Adviser MANAGEMENT DIVISION H. FAY PETERS, Director DARRELL R. PAULEY, Deputy Director
