Federal Government Shutdown
At midnight on October 1, the federal government entered a shutdown due to Congress’ failure to pass a funding agreement. …
SN Plus: Sustainability in Action – Food Waste Lessons From the Cafeteria
From quick changes like self-serve condiments, salad bars and share tables to more ambitious ventures like student agriculture programs, there…
SN Plus: Sustainability in Action – Food Waste Lessons From the Cafeteria
From quick changes like self-serve condiments, salad bars and share tables to more ambitious ventures like student agriculture programs, there…
Help Shape SNA’s 2026 Position Paper & Win a Trip to LAC26!
SNA’s Public Policy and Legislation Committee (PPL) is preparing to draft the Association’s 2026 Position Paper and needs YOUR input on…
School Nutrition Magazine: The Power of Community
As the new school year gets underway, you’re very likely reuniting with a lot of familiar faces—and maybe even meeting…
The Power of Community
Community is about something simple and very much human: people coming together. And in a world that can often push the importance of individuality, remembering the power of community feels more essential than ever.
It Takes a Village to Create a Menu
By gathering input from students, parents and staff, Prince William County Schools is finding new ways to make meals even more meaningful. Their approach shows how simple feedback can turn good menus into great ones.
School Meals That Connect Us
Over the past couple of years, we’ve highlighted moments, big and small, that remind us just how much school nutrition programs mean to the communities they serve, from stepping up in the wake of natural disasters to inviting students to shape their own menus. Taken together, these stories show how school meals provide so much more than just what’s on the tray.