1. Child Nutrition Program Nutrition Education and Wellness Program

2. Total Meals Served in Nutrition Programs
Total Hot Meals served in FY : 3,234,028
Total Hot Meals served in FY :
4,216,425
With the Leadership of Dr. Wardynski and our School Board, Huntsville City Schools’ CNP Program has increased Total Hot Meals served annually to our students by:
1 MILLION MEALS

3. Purpose and Goals
Designed to promote sound eating habits and a healthy lifestyle among students and our community
Centered around Healthy Hunger Free Kids Act-legislation.
Aims to combat hunger and reduce childhood obesity
Promote 60 minutes of Physical Activity/day

4. Where and when are the best times to teach the Wellness Program at each school?
PE Class
Career Days at Schools
Health Fairs at Schools
Individual Class Settings
PTA meetings

5. Who is the target audience for the Wellness Program?
Huntsville City Schools’ Students
Parents and family members
Teachers & Faculty

6. Is a Wellness Plan and Nutrition Education required by all schools in Alabama?
The “Healthy Hunger-Free Kids Act of 2010” made it a requirement that all school districts and individual schools maintain and enforce a Wellness Plan.
As of July 1, 2014, the new “Smart Snacks in Schools” regulation issued by the USDA clearly defines what items may be sold during the school.

7. Who does each individual school Principal need to contact to schedule Nutrition Education at their school?
Please or call Mrs. Stephanie McMurry to schedule a time for her to come out to your school.
Stephanie McMurry is the CNP Program’s RD, LD.

8. Rolling Hills PTA
New Century
Career Day
Monte Sano

9. MLK Elementary Intern Sam Barr Intern Meredith Mercier Blossomwood
Goldsmith
Blossomwood
STEM Lab