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From the Child Nutrition Program DirectorCHILD NUTRITION PROGRAMDiocese of Baton Rouge P.O. Box 66578 Baton Rouge, LA 70896 Phone - 225-387-6421 FAX - 225-387-1413 E-mail - cnp@diobr.org 2011 Dear Parents, Welcome Back! The Diocese of Baton Rouge Child Nutrition Program (CNP) provides students with affordable nutritious, freshly cooked, and good-tasting meals. Students are served meals in accordance with the United States Department of Agriculture’s (USDA) Nutrient Standard Menu Planning protocol. This means that all meals served are analyzed to meet the dietary and nutritional guidelines established for each age/grade group. As participants in the Healthier US School Challenge Gold Award Program, the Child Nutrition Program continually strives for improvement and growth in service to the families in the Diocese of Baton Rouge! Did You Know? School Meals are nutritious: Menus are analyzed for nutritional content in the USDA’s School Meals Initiative (SMI), which utilizes the Nutrition Dietary Assessment-II Study that found that school meals meet or exceed virtually all of the recommended daily allowances (RDA) for key nutrients analyzed for school breakfasts and lunches. School Meals promote healthy eating habits: Meals served at schools meet Federal and State guidelines by following the correct portion sizes according to the Dietary Guidelines for Americans. Students who eat school lunch consume 29% less calories from fat and twice as many servings of fruits and vegetables than the RDA. Milk, which is a component of school meals, continues to be the most reliable source of calcium. School meals offer versions of milk, cheeses, gravies, meats, breads and other foods that are lower in fat. School Meals play an integral part in a child’s education: According to research, students who eat breakfast have fewer absences, disciplinary problems, and trips to the school nurse. In addition, they have better overall academic performance! Skipping breakfast can leave your child tired and looking for less healthy foods later in the day. Students who eat school meals are exposed to local vegetables and fruits, as well as a wide variety of foods including Asian, Italian, Mexican, Mediterranean and Greek foods each month. School meals are safe: School cafeteria managers are certified food handlers through the Louisiana Department of Education, and the CNP has implemented Hazard Analysis Critical Control Point practices to ensure food safety. CNP Goals for 2011-12: To Increase Child Nutrition Partnership with Stakeholders: When community stakeholders (i.e., local chefs, parent volunteers, school garden groups, etc.) work in partnership with school nutrition programs, the potential for improvement grows exponentially. Student input is gained through panels and surveys, and we are pleased to announce that this year we have implemented several food items that the students have requested. To Provide New Food Items: Some of the new food items on the menu during the 2011-12 school year include: Baked Chicken Honey Citrus Chicken Mashed Garlic Potatoes Lo Mein Noodles Memphis Bar-B-Q Waldorf Salad Grilled Chicken Burger Jicama Corn Salad Pastalaya Baked Ham Greek Tomato Salad Spinach Salad Mediterranean Salad Paninis Mandarin Chicken Salad Freshly Baked Hoagie Bread Increased Offerings of Fresh Fruits and Vegetables The cost of food service for students during the 2011-12 school year is as follows: Elementary Lunch $2.55 Elementary Breakfast $1.45 High School Lunch $2.80 Reduced Breakfast $0.30 Satellite Elementary Lunch $2.80 Reduced Lunch $0.40 Your children may qualify for free or reduced price meals if your household income falls at or below the limits on this chart. Free and reduced lunch applications are available from each school or you may apply online at: https://applyforlunch.com. Sincerely, Ms. Lynda Carville Child Nutrition Supervisor January LunchNotification Statement - Peanuts and peanut butter are not purchased for meals produced by the Baton Rouge Diocese Child Nutrition Program. However, some products served may contain nuts, may be produced in plants that use nuts, and may contains traces of nuts.Menu subject to change due to availability of items. LUNCH PRICES elementary students $2.55 reduced $0.40 staff/adults $3.45 visitors $3.85 extra sales $0.60 to $1.50 Wednesday, January 4 spaghetti with meat sauce, steamed cauliflower, spinach salad cup, strawberry fruit bar, whole wheat garlic breadsticks, milk choice CHOICE - turkey, ham, bacon & cheese poboy Thursday, January 5 Memphis BBQ on whole wheat bun, tater tots, confetti coleslaw, peach crisp, milk choice CHOICE - hamburger Friday, January 6 whole grain beefy nachos, cheese/salsa/jalapeno, stteamed broccoli, nacho salad cup, pears/yogurt, milk choice CHOICE - cheesy breadsticks with Marinara sauce Monday, January 9 chicken quesadilla, Spanish rice, corn, salad cup, fruity applesauce, milk choice CHOICE - pizza Tuesday, January 10 beef cutlet with gravy, mashed potatoes, lima beans, salad cup, diced peaches, whole wheat roll, milk choice CHOICE - grilled cheese sandwich Wednesday, January 11 chicken & pasta parmesan, Marinara sauce, steamed Italian vegetable medley, Caesar salad cup, pears, whole wheat garlic stick, milk choice CHOICE - turkey, hame, bacon & cheese poboy Thursday, January 12 turkey & sausage gumbo, white beans, salad cup, bananas, whole wheat roll, milk choice CHOICE - hamburger Friday, January 13 fish nuggets, macaroni & cheese, green beans, confetti coleslaw, frozen grape fruit bar, whole wheat roll, milk choice CHOICE - cheesy breadsticks with Marinara sauce Monday, January 16 Martin Luther King, Jr. Holiday - No School Tuesday, January 17 hot dog with chili, baked beans, salad cup, pineapple chunks, Caribbean Jell-O cup, mayo/mustard/ketchup, milk choice CHOICE - grilled cheese sandwich Wednesday, January 18 beef-a-roni, sweet peas, salad cup, peaches, whole wheat roll, milk choice CHOICE - turkey, ham, bacon & cheese, poboy Thursday, January 19 sweet & sour cicken, mini egg rolls, fried rice, steamed vegetable medley, fresh fruit mix, fortune cookie, milk choice CHOICE - hamburger Friday, January 20 pizza, baby carrots with ranch dressing, Caesar salad cup, frozen strawberry fruit bar, whole wheat cookie, milk choice CHOICE - cheesey breadsticks with Marinara sauce Monday, January 23 red beans with sausage, white rice, steamed cabbage, salad cup, diced peaches, cornbread, milk choice CHOICE - pizza Tuesday, January 24 hamburger on bun, cheese slice, baked French fries, lettuce/tomato/pickle cup with thin sliced red onion, mayo/mustard/ketchup, red grapes, milk choice CHOICE - grilled cheese sandwich Wednesday, January 25 soft whole wheat taco, Mexican corn, taco salad cup, pears, cup cake, milk choice CHOICE - turkey, hame, bacon & cheese poboy Thursday, January 26 honey citrus chicken, lo mein noodles, steamed broccoli, salad cup, pineapple, mini egg roll, milk choice CHOICE - hamburger Friday, January 27 corn dog, macaroni & cheese, green beans, salad cup, raisins, pomegranate Jell-O, milk choice CHOICE - cheesy breadsticks with Marinara sauce Monday, January 30 spaghetti, milk choice CHOICE - pizza Tuesday, January 31 nachos, milk choice CHOICE - cheesy bread sticks February LunchNotification Statement - Peanuts and peanut butter are not purchased for meals produced by the Baton Rouge Diocese Child Nutrition Program. However, some products served may contain nuts, may be produced in plants that use nuts, and may contains traces of nuts. Online PaymentsPlease click for the online payment link. PricingBATON ROUGE DIOCESE - CHILD NUTRITION PROGRAM Policies and ProceduresCAFETERIAPOLICIES AND PROCEDURES ** If there are any special dietary concerns for the 2009-2010 school year, a doctor’s excuse along with a diet prescription form must be submitted as soon as possible so that special accommodations can be made. ** Each student will have one account that all money will be placed into. ** In order for your child to participate in Extra Sales, additional money will need to be deposited into your child’s account. Extra Sales Guidelines (as set by the LA Department of Education) 1. Students participating in the Child Nutrition Lunch Program can purchase the following Extra Sales items: an extra entrée, extra salad, extra vegetables, extra fruit, extra roll, extra milk, ice cream, cookies, fruit juice, bottled water, etc. 2. Students not participating in the lunch program can only purchase milk, water, or juice. ** No fast food, canned drinks, or candy is allowed in the cafeteria during lunch. ** Parents are welcome to eat in the cafeteria. Your meal cost is $3.75, and you must bring exact change. Parents or siblings not enrolled in the school may not charge their lunches to a student’s account. ** Monthly menus, planned on a repeating 3-week cycle, will be posted on the school and Diocesan web sites. The only changes to the menu will be due to ordering and Lent. Payment Collection ProceduresCAFETERIAPAYMENT COLLECTION PROCEDURES ** There will be no charging of any meals. Please be sure that your payment is made before the 1st of each month. ** A student cannot be served if there is no money in his/her account. ** Payments can be made annually, semi-annually, or monthly by check or money order. (Please include all students’ names or lunch numbers on payments.) ** Online Payments can be made by bank draft or credit card. ** Payment can either be sent with the student to his/her homeroom teacher or mailed to the cafeteria. ** Cash payments should be hand-delivered to the cafeteria office by a parent. The cafeteria and/or teachers will not be responsible for any lost cash payments sent to the school. ** Only cash or a cashier’s check will be accepted after April 11, 2010. ** There will be a $33.00 charge on all NSF checks. ** Refunds – At the end of the school year, parents may receive a refund of unused money from the student’s account by requesting it in writing prior to the last day of school. Money will not be rolled over. All refunds will be mailed from the Child Nutrition Program office. |
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