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Linnington, Marianne
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click & Go: Easy Links for Nutrition & Health Information

http://www.choosemyplate.gov

http://www.nourishinteractive.com/

http://www.fns.usda.gov/eatsmartplayhardhealthylifestyle

http://gotmilk.com

http://www.fueluptoplay60.com

http://kidshealth.org/kid/

http://www.nutritionexplorations.org/kids.php

http://www.njparentlink.nj.gov/

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Smart Portions

Consider these ideas to help your youngster get used to healthy serving sizes.

See my hand?  Children carry along the easiest tools for measuring portions—their hands! Have him/her make a fist. That’s how big a serving of pasta or rice should be. Let her look at her thumb—that’s a good size for a  piece of cheese. A portion of meat or chicken should fit in her palm; a serving of pretzels about a handful.

Downsize- Using smaller plates is a clever way to control portions. Set the dinner table with salad plates; Use teacups for soup or ice cream. Instead of large serving spoons, put tablespoons into bowls or platters of food— everyone will naturally take less.

Think ahead- Before putting food on the table, cut it into smaller pieces; thinly slice a steak, or cut chicken breasts into quarters. Another idea is to just make less. Toast half of a bagel (rather than a whole one) for each person, make one baked potato for every two people.

Make a plan- When you eat out, suggest that your child order an appetizer for her meal, or split an entrée with her. Try to avoid buffets— it’s too easy to overfill a plate. Also, stay away from supersizing. The name itself shows that it’s too much!

Source:  Nutrition Nuggets Newsletter

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Food Services

Welcome to the Food Service Page!

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SCHOOL MENUS and NUTRITION NEWSLETTER

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May Breakfast Menu
4/30/13 - Marianne Linnington
Nutrition Nuggets April Newsletter
3/26/13 - Marianne Linnington
May Lunch Menu CMC High School & COMPACT
4/30/13 - Marianne Linnington
Nutrition Nuggets for March
2/27/13 - Marianne Linnington
May Lunch Menu Ocean Academy
4/30/13 - Marianne Linnington
Nutrition Nuggets Newsletter February
1/25/13 - Marianne Linnington
May Nutrition Nuggets Newsletter
4/30/13 - Marianne Linnington
Tips for Kid Friendly Veggies & Fruits
4/18/13 - Marianne Linnington

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*  *  *   PRICES  FOR MAY  *  *  *

There are 22 school days in May 2013

 

                       Ocean Academy                    High School & COMPACT                      Reduced Rate

                     Lunch    Breakfast   L/B                    Lunch    Breakfast   L/B                  Lunch   Breakfast    L/B

          Daily   $2.45     $1.40     $3.85        Daily    $2.70     $1.65     $4.35         Daily      .40        .30        .70

         Week  $12.25   $ 7.00    $19.25      Week   $13.50   $ 8.25    $21.75       Week    $2.00   $1.50     $3.50

         Month  $53.90  $30.80   $84.70     Month  $59.40   $36.30   $95.70       Month   $8.80   $6.60    $15.40

        

   INFORMATION AND POLICIES

  • Our food service team is committed to serving the students of our district healthy, nutritious and delicious food.  We adhere to the National School Lunch Program's guidelines for portion sizes, fat and sodium content and nutrient value of the meals that are served.  Whole grain products, reduced and low fat ingredients are used whenever possible.  Fresh fruits and vegetables are available daily as well as 1% low fat and fat free milk choices.
  • Our school uses a computerizes point of sale program that works like an internal debit system for the students.  Funds can be placed on your child's account and meal purchases are deducted when your child receives a meal from our cafeteria. 
  • Payment is to be made in advance.  Accounts must have funds available for meal purchases.  Invoices will be sent home when an account is over due or upon request.  If you would like to know your child's account balance or need a statement or printed menu, please just call or send us a note.  Statements can also be emailed to you.  Just send an email- include your Child's Name, to:  mlinnington@cmcspecialservices.org 
  • Please be sure your payment is identified with your child’s full name, especially if sending cash.   
  • Checks can be made payable to:  CMCSSSD
  • OVER DUE ACCOUNT:  If an account is over due and you have not contacted us about making payment, a cheese sandwich with milk will be provided.
  • FREE AND REDUCED MEALS APPLICATION:   Applications can be updated if your circumstances or income change during the school year.  Please contact us if you have questions or need a new application.

If you have any questions regarding account balances, the free and reduced meals application or any food service related issue please call us at 609-465-2720 ext. 6619 or email: mlinnington@cmcspecialservices.org

Thank you for participating in our School Breakfast and Lunch Programs!

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Click on the link below to play the My Plate BLAST OFF game!

 

http://www.choosemyplate.gov/children-over-five.html

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