New food education program encourages CPS students to be ‘SnackTime Explorers’
The program brings bite-sized lessons to the classroom, teaching students how to make smart food decisions.
Elementary students across Chicago Public Schools are the first in the nation to receive so-called “produce passports.” It’s part of a new program helping kids build a healthy and positive relationship with fruits and veggies.
Reset learns more about the SnackTime Explorers Toolkit from a local nonprofit involved in the effort.
GUEST: Eileen Torpy, director of school and district partnerships with Pilot Light
Clarification: this conversation references the CPS Nutrition & Wellness Department, which is in fact the CPS Nutrition Support Services Department.
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New food education program encourages CPS students to be ‘SnackTime Explorers’
The program brings bite-sized lessons to the classroom, teaching students how to make smart food decisions.
Elementary students across Chicago Public Schools are the first in the nation to receive so-called “produce passports.” It’s part of a new program helping kids build a healthy and positive relationship with fruits and veggies.
Reset learns more about the SnackTime Explorers Toolkit from a local nonprofit involved in the effort.
GUEST: Eileen Torpy, director of school and district partnerships with Pilot Light
Clarification: this conversation references the CPS Nutrition & Wellness Department, which is in fact the CPS Nutrition Support Services Department.