BRENHAM ISD RECOGNIZED FOR ACHIEVEMENTS IN FARM FRESH CHALLENGE

  

Brenham ISD’s Child Nutrition Department has been commended by Texas Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller for successfully completing the Texas Department of Agriculture’s (TDA) 2022 Fall Farm Fresh Challenge.

(courtesy Brenham ISD)

During the month of October, Brenham ISD offered locally sourced Texas foods and provided garden-based learning activities to strengthen students’ appreciation for Texas agriculture.  Brenham ISD shared their achievements on social media throughout the challenge to further champion and promote local food for kids in their schools.

Miller said participating in the challenge “has a real impact on students, communities, and local agricultural economies.”  He said, “Connecting Texas farmers with school nutrition programs builds healthy habits that can last a lifetime.”

Brenham ISD joined 156 other school districts and charter organizations for the annual event, pledging to Eat Local, Teach Local, and Be Social. 

Brenham ISD Communications Coordinator Brooke Trahan said the Child Nutrition Department “has put in tremendous effort” to successfully participate in the challenge and provide a valuable opportunity for the benefit of students.  She said the team’s “dedication to providing healthy and nutritious food options is truly commendable and greatly appreciated.”

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  1. This is so awesome! I applaud all involved in bringing this program to life! Thank you for loving our kids enough to want the best for them! Can we get this program District wide and year round?

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