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© COPYRIGHT 2018 SCHOOL NUTRITION ASSOCIATION | #ANC18 | LAS VEGAS, NV


Supper SuperheroesMore Kids, More Meals


Panel Moderator

Carolyn Wait

Senior Program Manager

Share Our Strength


Panelists

Kathy Hicks, SNS

School Nutrition

Program Director

Robert Michelon

Assistant Director

Pam Watson, RD/LD

General Manager


How Long Have You Served Supper?


What Do You Want to Learn?


More Kids, More Meals


For every 20 free or reduced-price school lunches served…

There is less than one afterschool supper served.

Why We Need More Meals

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The Umbrella Model


The Umbrella Model


• Coordinated with administrators & activities

• Broadly promoted

• Timed at the bell

• Centrally located

• Served efficiently

• Delicious food!

Success Factors


Elementary schools in the

No Kid Hungry pilot study

had more students eating

supper than lunch.

Supper in the Classroom


Supper Superheroes


Bristol City Public Schools – Bristol, VA

• Schools: 6

⎻ 5 CEP

• Students: 2,350

⎻ 3 at 100% free/reduced-price eligible & 2 at 75%

⎻ 1 at 51% free/reduced-price eligible

Kathy Hicks, SNS


Bristol Virginia Public Schools – Bristol, VA

• Schools Serving Supper: 3

⎻ Soon to have 4!

⎻ Average Suppers Served Daily: 260

Kathy Hicks, SNS


Chartwells School Dining Services K12 – Baton Rouge, LA

• Schools: 14

⎻ All CEP

• Students: 3,800

⎻ 100% free/reduced-price eligible

• Schools Serving Afterschool Supper: 6

⎻ Soon to have 1-2 more!


Robert Michelon


Robert Michelon


School City of East Chicago – East Chicago, IN

• Schools: 7

⎻ All CEP

• Students: 4,000

⎻ 87% free/reduced-price eligible

Pam Watson, RD/LD


School City of East Chicago – East Chicago, IN

• Schools Serving Afterschool Supper: 6


⎻ Suppers Served in SY17-18: 37,068

Pam Watson, RD/LD


Panel Discussion



Audience Q&A


Thank You!

Carolyn Wait

Senior Program Manager, Center for Best Practices

No Kid Hungry campaign

Email: [email protected]

Phone: 202-599-4401

www.bestpractices.nokidhungry.org

mailto:[email protected]

http://www.bestpractices.nokidhungry.org/


• Tyson Foods, Inc. is No Kid Hungry’s Afterschool

Innovation partner and provided funding to support

research on effective Afterschool Meals service models.

Affiliation or Financial Disclosure


• This session provides one (1) CEU

⎻ Key Area: Administration - 3000

⎻ Key Topic: Program Management - 3200

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