5550 Venture Drive Parma, OH 44130 Business/After Hours: 216-201-2000 WE WANT YOUR OPINION
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 Program Contact

Alison Patrick MPH, RD, LD
Program Manager
216.201.2000 ext 1513
apatrick@ccbh.net

 

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Farm to School links schools and local farms with the goals of serving healthy meals in school, improve student food options, educate students, and support local and regional farmers.

Benefits of a Farm to School program

  • More fresh foods on the school menu
  • Kids learn about where their food comes from and what it looks like when it is grown
  • More students take part in the school meal program
  • Fresher food tastes better
  • Decreased food miles
  • Money is put back into Ohio’s economy

 

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How to Become a Farm to School District

  • Form a group of people who would like to see more fresh foods on the school menu
  • Gather information to support a program
  • Meet with other programs
  • Make a plan

 

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Success Story from the South Euclid-Lyndhurst City School District

From Farm to School: Changing Eating Habits One Plate at a Time

Final 2011-12 SEL Farm to School Report

 

 

Farm to School Program Links

 

South Euclid-Lyndhurst Media Coverage

 

Tips for Using Locally Grown Products Safely

Using Products in School Cafeterias and Buildings

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