Child Nutrition

Mission: The Child Nutrition Department is committed to providing quality nutritious food, supporting academic excellence, achieving economic stability, and offering nutritional services to students, staff and the community.

Vision: The Child Nutrition Department strives to nourish the body and mind of our future leaders.

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Fort Bend ISD Pilots Breakfast in the Classroom (BIC)

Posted by FBISD Child Nutrition on 11/8/2022

Fort Bend ISD Child Nutrition is expanding its breakfast program to provide a breakfast enriched with nutritious foods for healthier, more productive, and energetic students in the classroom with our Breakfast in the Classroom (BIC) Pilot.

BIC ensures that all students are provided the opportunity to receive a free breakfast in the comfort of their own classroom while enjoying a meal with their classmates.

Daily meals include healthy protein and grain options, as well as fresh fruit, 100% fruit juice and low-fat milk. Students choosing to eat breakfast have the option to select which food items they take. As a part of the School Breakfast Program, students are required to take a full meal consisting of an entrée and a fruit or juice, just as they would in the cafeteria. If a student does not want to eat breakfast, they do not have to take any of the items offered.

Campuses currently participating in BIC:

Arizona Fleming Elementary, Barbara Jordan Elementary, Blue Ridge Elementary, Burton Elementary, Heritage Rose Elementary, Leonetti Elementary, and Rosa Parks Elementary School.

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October is National Farm to School Month!

Posted by FBISD Child Nutrition on 10/1/2022

Throughout October, we share stories and information from the Farm to School blog about how farm to school is empowering children and their families to make informed food choices and contributing to vibrant communities. The National Farm to School Network has developed resources and activities to promote Farm to School Month in schools, so that everyone can celebrate National Farm to School Month!

Check out the Farm to School Month Resource webpage for activities, coloring pages, network facts, and more!

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