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Making It Happen! School Nutrition Success Stories
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 Making it Happen! School Nutrition Success Stories Cover (pdf 250K)
Table of Contents (pdf 115K, p. 1-8)
Executive Summary (pdf 40K, p. 9-12)
Background Information (pdf 115K, p. 13-26)


Six Approaches
to improving improving student nutrition:

  1. Establish nutrition standards for competitive foods (pdf 85K, p. 27-32)
    Success Stories (pdf 100K, p. 33-50)
     

  2. Influence food and beverage contracts (pdf 70K, p. 51-54)
    Success Stories (pdf 90K, p. 55-70)
     

  3. Make more healthful foods and beverages available (pdf 85K, p. 71-76)v
    Success Stories (pdf 220K, p. 77-112)
     

  4. Adopt marketing techniques (pdf 65K, p. 113-118)
    Success Stories (pdf 165K, p. 119-144)
     

  5. Limit student access to competitive foods (pdf 90K, p. 145-148)
    Success Stories (pdf 80K, p. 149-158)
     

  6. Use fundraising activities and rewards (pdf 60K, p. 159-162)
    Success Stories (pdf 105K, p. 163-172)

References (pdf 35K, p. 173-178)
Quick Guide (pdf 30K, p. 179-184)
Support Materials (pdf 1.7Mb. 185-358)
 

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Making It Happen! is a joint project of:
Team Nutrition of the Food and Nutrition Service,
United States Department of Agriculture (USDA);
CDC's Division of Adolescent and School Health,
Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS); and the
United States Department of Education (ED).


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Page last reviewed: October 20, 2008
Page last modified: July 16, 2007
Content source: National Center for Chronic Disease Prevention and Health Promotion, Division of Adolescent and School Health

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