Check out our New Cafeteria’s and Remodeled Schools! 

Two new schools, Rayford Intermediate and Lewis Middle will open their doors as the new school year begins. Four schools which include Sammons Elementary, Hoffman Middle, Teague Middle and Shotwell Middle all received a cafeteria makeover including new serving areas, dining furniture and décor. All plans were designed to improve service as well as a pleasant eating environment for students.

 

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  SCHOOL LUNCH:  The Healthy Way for the Middle of the Day

Did you know school lunches are designed to be healthy?  Challenge your child to try new healthy foods at school with this fun and informative activity sheet!  Click below in English or Spanish.
    
 

2009 CHILD NUTRITION SHOWCASE WINNER!

 The Aldine ISD Child Nutrition Program was awarded the 2009 National "Best Practices" Award by the School Nutrition Association for it's "Power Up with School Breakfast in Aldine ISD 2009" Campaign! 

The School Nutrition Association is a national, nonprofit professional organization representing more than 55,000 members who provide high-quality, low-cost meals to students across the country.
 
 
 

Start Smart with a School Breakfast

Aldine Child Nutrition will continue their Power Up With School Breakfast campaign adding a new slogan, START SMART.  There was a13% increase in the number of students who consumed a healthy and nutritious school breakfast last year and with the new "Breakfast at No Cost" we hope to ensure all students in Aldine ISD starts smart daily. Aldine Child Nutrition wants to continue to stress how important it is for students to start their day with breakfast so that they will be "Powered Up" and ready to learn!

 

Aldine ISD is proud to be accredited as a Standards of Excellence School by the Texas Assocation for School Nutrition.  Click here to find out what it takes to be recognized.

 

 
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