Transforming School Food Education for Health and Wellbeing
The Food Education Roadmap aims to prioritize health and wellbeing through food for students, promoting a culture of healthy eating, wellness, and lifelong habits. It emphasizes access to healthy food, nutrition education, experiential learning, and community involvement. The initiative requires collaboration, innovation, equity, and adherence to food standards. Professional learning opportunities and interactive tools are available for educators, with resources for school leaders and grants to support food education programs. Contact details for food and nutrition education are provided for further information and engagement.
- School Food Education
- Health & Wellbeing
- Nutrition Education
- Community Involvement
- Professional Learning
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Food Education in Your School September 1, 2023
The objective of the Food Education Roadmap is to operationalize the administration s priority of health and wellbeing through food, starting with our kids.
Achieving our vision will require partnership and innovation, a whole of government approach, and a commitment to equity and data Equity Hands-On Learning Knowledge & Habits Food Literacy All New York City students and families develop a culture of healthy eating, wellness, and lifelong habits through access to healthy food, nutrition education, experiential learning, and community involvement Access to Plant-Based Meals Consumption Quality Food Experience Adherence to Food Standards Community Food & Wellness in Community Data 4
Chris Tricarico, Senior Executive Director, Office of Food and Nutrition Services 5
Jeremy Walter Food Education, Division of Curriculum and Instruction 9
Interactive Food Education Service Provider tool (link in chat) Professional learning opportunities for ALL teachers that are interested School Leader Guide to Food Education Food Education Grant Program 11
IMPORTANT LINKS & CONTACT INFORMATION Search for experienced Food Education service providers using the Food Education Service Provider List Share your suggestions and promising practices HERE! Food and Nutrition Education: Jeremy Walter Email: jwalter2@schools.nyc.gov Phone: (212) 374-3467 Food Service: Chris Tricarico Email: ctricar@schools.nyc.gov Phone: (917) 941-7082 12
