Wellness Report Card Boone County Schools 2020-2021
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In March 2020 based on the
COVID Pandemic, USDA
provided a waiver to allow
Child Nutrition Programs to
Wellness Report utilize the Summer Food
Service Program instead of
Card the national breakfast and
Boone County lunch programs.
Schools This program provides meals
2020-2021 for free to anyone 18 years
old and younger. This waiver
has been extended and the
SFSP program will continue
through June 2021.
Safety Protocols for child
COVID-19 nutrition
Enforce Hand Washing:
Disinfect Surfaces:
Ensure all students and staff are
We are disinfecting common area
washing their hands regularly but
and frequently used surfaces
especially before and after meal
regularly
service
Grab and Go Options: Lunch Service:
We are providing grab and go options We are providing single serve
for breakfast in the classroom and meals, with disposable
serving meals in classrooms as needed containers and plastic ware. No
self service food stations or
condiment stations are available.
Meeting Individual School Needs:
Cafeteria managers will work with
Safety Measures and PPE:
principals to determins eating and
Our staff follow standard
serving arrangements to maximize
operating procedures regarding
social distancing based on available
food safety and COVID-19 safety
space.
procedures.
schools new to CEP
Kelly Elementary
this school year
What does CEP do?
CEP (Community Eligibility Provision) status allows
schools and local educational agencies (LEAs) located
in low-income areas to provide free breakfast and
lunch to all students.
It also eliminates the burden of collecting household
applications to determine eligibility for school
meal programs.
All Boone County Schools that are CEP: Goodridge Elementary, Kelly Elementary, Boone County High School,
Yealey Elementary, RA Jones Middle, Collins Elementary, Florence Elementary, Ockerman Elementary
Around the District The
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groups with outside entity Fuel Up to Play 60 E tea w ith
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(Ethan's Purpose,) PBIS Tier 2 OPEN National Field Day
.
plan for reducing student
anxiety. Active Bobcat Intramurals
School Smiles: Program offered for in house
dental care. Basketball (4th & 5th
Healthy Challenge through Northern KY
House department.
Grade Boys/Girls),
Hygiene discussion with 4th grade. Jump Rope for Heart,
Sex Education discussion with 5th grade,
Fitness Testing
school nurse.
tu d e n ts during PE Classes
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staff wellness
Goals Met for 2020-2021
Nutrition Education Collaboration Within Schools
Continue to work on providing more health and physical activity education
to all students and staff members across the district. Look for opportunities
to utilize resources and technology available to all members in our
community.
Promotion of Wellness by Staff in Schools and District Wide
The District may implement other appropriate programs that help create a
school environment that conveys consistent wellness messages and is
wellness
conducive to healthy eating and physical activity.
summary Nutrition and Physical Activity Education Opportunities
Continue to work on providing more health and physical activity education
to all students and staff members across the district.
Goals for 2021-2022
Increasing meal participation at all schools
Our goal is to increase participation of breakfast and lunch
at all schools with new menu ideas and utilizing the CEP
wellness goals
provided at more schools in 2020.
Wellness Committee Collaboration
Work with staff in schools to grow and strengthen the
wellness committees that have been
created. Include the school level wellness policy in the
annual updates needed at each school.
Promotion of Wellness by Staff in Schools and
District Wide
The district may implement other appropriate
programs that help create a school environment
that conveys consistent wellness messages and is
conducive to healthy eating, strong mental health and
ongoing physical activity.
Stephanie Caldwell, FSD, SNS
Boone County Food Service Department
859-282-2367
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