Award of Excellence; # of Award of Excellence by County

Daviess County 14
Fayette County 29
Harlan County 1
Madison County 1
Warren County 22

Friend of KSNA:  Alan Curtsinger, The Dairy Alliance

Marketing Hall of Fame: Trimble County

Team of the Year: Cravens Elementary, Owensboro PS

Employee of the Year: Casey Pfost, Assistant Manager, Scott County SD

Manager of the Year: Maggie Oswalt, Manager, Scott County SD

Director of the Year: Kelly Holt, Director, Warren County SD

Administrator of the Year: Travis Wise, Jessamin County SD

Customer Service Award: Ruth Johnson, Owensboro PS

Chapter of the Year: Trimble County

100% Membership Award: # 100% Membership by County

Daviess County 18 schools
Fayette County 1 school
Harlan County 10 schools
LaRue County 6 schools
Warren 1 school

 

NEWS

March 8, 2022 | Statewide Push to Update Laws, Remove “Barriers to Breakfast” for KY Kids

February 28, 2022 | SB 151 aims to give Kentucky school kids time to eat a healthy breakfast

February 23, 2022 | Leah Feagin, KSNA President Elect from Mayfield KY - Lessons in Crisis - Mayfield KY Tornadoes Part II

February 17, 2022 | KYSenateGOP (@KY Senate Majority) Tweeted: Senator Jason Howell is now presenting Senate Bill 151 which would remove barriers to student’s access to breakfast. It would give school districts ability to serve breakfast the first 15 minutes of instructional time. 

February 13, 2022 | Leah Feagin, KSNA President Elect from Mayfield KY - Lessons in Crisis - Mayfield KY Tornadoes Part I

February 1, 2022 | Dan Ellnor: Schools scramble to feed kids as supply chain issues persist

January 18, 2022 | Chris Minor, Regional Director from Mercer County, on Surviving & Thriving Despite Supply Chain Disruptions

 

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The mission of KSNA is to empower its members by providing advocacy and professional development to advance school nutrition programs in Kentucky.

 

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One in five, or 15 million, children in America live in households without consistent access to adequate food availability.  School meals provide a critical safety net for children who face this challenge.  Scientific research links school meals and healthy diets to academic success which had led to the expansion of breakfast programs, summer feeding programs, and after-school meal programs.