Tulsa Public Schools' Child Nutrition department runs many programs / promotions throughout the school year. High school students start the year with a Healthy High School Challenge. Lucky Lunch Month and Dr. Seuss’ birthday are just some of the programs offered at the elementary level. Farm to Market, Fine Dining and Future Chefs programs round out a very busy year.
Below are some of the programs we are currently providing. Click on the link for additional information.
Fresh Fruit & Vegetable Program
Student |
Grade |
School |
Recipe |
Joy Timmons |
4th Grade |
Patrick Henry |
Joy's Fantastic Asian Food |
Ryan Flint |
3rd Grade |
Columbus |
Asian Spaghetti |
Aariyah Easiley |
3rd Grade |
Owen |
Chicken & Shrimp Thai Pocket |
Kadince Vaughn |
4th Grade |
Patrick Henry |
Asian Chicken Nachos |
Summer Pavey |
4th Grade |
Lewis & Clark |
Healthy Asian Fusion Quesadillas |
Meleigha Simpson |
5th Grade |
Patrick Henry |
Asian Meatballs |
William Baker |
5th Grade |
Patrick Henry |
Teriyaki BBQ Pork with Crunchy Asian Slaw |
Dakota Wheeler |
5th Grade |
Hawthorne |
Asian-Style nachos |
Anna Dougherty |
4th Grade |
Lee |
Baked Sesame Chicken Wings |
Claudia Garcia-Perez |
3rd Grade |
Grimes |
Claudia's Thai Pizza |
Please join us as a guest on March 28th, 2018 3:30-4:30 in the Cooper Elementary cafeteria.
Please RSVP with Jill Cuenca at 918-810-1119 or jill.cuenca@sodexo.com
PDF: Future chef guest invitation
Healthy High School Challenge
Overview
The Healthy High School National Challenge is an exciting event designed to reinforce the importance of making healthy food choices to our students, while building ongoing excitements around your foodservice program. High school programs managed by Sodexo around the country will try to out-perform each other by earning points for served balanced plate meals and healthy a la carte snacks and beverages. The more meals, healthy snacks and beverages a school serves, the more points it will earn towards winning the challenge and the Top Prize of $5,000.
Objectives
To further the nutrition education of high school students through a national challenge that plays off of their competitive spirit by encouraging them to make healthy food choices in order to earn points for their school.
Timing
The Healthy High School Challenge takes place during the month of October, 2017.
Have you or someone you know:
Fine Dining
This program gives students the opportunity to learn etiquette manners for a formal place setting. The students get to practice what they have been taught in an interactive four-course fine dining meal offered by the Child Nutrition Catering and Nutrition Educator teams. The four-course meal consists of a salad, soup, entrée, and dessert.
Lucky Lunch Month
Elementary Program
Display Tasting
Seasonal Display Tasting gives students the opportunity to learn about and taste various seasonal produce. The Child Nutrition Catering and Nutrition Educator teams come to a junior high or high school site during the fall and spring. A cooking/prepping demonstration is given about the recipe prepared, with recipe cards available for the students. The students will have the option to sample the prepared recipe from the display tasting station.
Picnics
The Child Nutrition Catering team comes to elementary and/or secondary sites and cook up hamburgers or hotdogs on TPS's very own smoker trailer for a sack lunch style meal for the students. The students pick up their sack lunches, and head outside to enjoy music and sun.
Dr. Suess's Birthday
Elementary Program
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