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Providing Food For Thought


        Supper Program
        SFS marketed the Supper Program to all eligible District schools.  The field team
        worked closely with cafeteria managers and school administrative teams to outline
        the benefits of afterschool meals to students. Thirteen programs were successfully
        started  in  FY24,  and  they  continue  to  provide  nutritious  meals  to  students  after
        school. Across the District’s 87 supper programs, 982,377 meals were served this year.

        Increase Cultural Menu Offerings
        School Food Service proudly showcased rich culinary traditions throughout FY24
        by celebrating various cultural holidays and observances.


        Students  embarked  on  a  flavorful  journey  during  Hispanic  Heritage  Month.  A  press
        announcement  unveiled  a  collaboration  between  SFS  and  The  Education  Network  (TEN)
        showcasing  an  exciting  array  of  dishes.  Culinary  students  at  Lake  Worth  HS  had  the
        opportunity  to  preview  the  featured  recipes,  including  award-winning  pollo  con  queso
        with tortilla chips, customizable chile verde chicken and rice bowls, and cheese or chicken
        quesadillas accompanied by yuca fries with garlic aioli.



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               Haitian Heritage Month Flyer            Lunar New Year Flyer                   Earth Day Flyer
        Lunar New Year - On February 9, in celebration of the Lunar New Year, all schools added a delightful addition of wonton
        soup with an eggroll. Before its debut, Jerry Thomas ES, Allamanda ES, and Jupiter MS students participated in taste tests,
        offering valuable feedback.

        Black History Month - Throughout February, cafeterias celebrated Black History Month with a soulful lineup featuring
        homestyle chicken, southern green beans, collard greens, fish and cheese filet, sweet potato bake, cornbread poppers, and
        loaded hashbrown casserole. The loaded hashbrown casserole, specially crafted for this occasion, featured diced turkey
        ham, cream cheese, sour cream, generous amounts of shredded mozzarella, and cheddar cheese. The culinary creations
        were crafted in collaboration with staff and students from Boynton Beach HS and Pahokee MS, honoring the rich culinary
        heritage of African American culture.



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