May 20-22, 2013  --  All lines will be serving "manager's choice"

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Smarter Lunches are now being served.

 Healthy kids are the key to a better Oklahoma and a better nation for us all. That’s one reason the U.S. Department of Agriculture and your local school district have teamed up to make positive changes to school lunch offerings. As a result, smarter lunches are now being served in your school cafeteria. The upgraded menu provides kids with the nutritious, well-balanced meals they need to do their best in school and grow into happy, healthy, productive adults.

Here’s a quick rundown of the changes:

• A wider variety of vegetables is offered weekly, including dark green, red/orange and starchy, as well as beans and legumes.

• Fruit is offered daily, including fresh, frozen with no added sugar, canned in water or natural juice, and 100 percent juice.

• Every meal includes at least ½ cup of fruit and/or vegetables, and kids can select more at no additional cost.

• More whole grains are available, including whole-grain rich breads, cereals and pastas.

• Kids can choose between low-fat milk and skim milk.

• School meals are prepared without the use of trans fat.

• Encourage your child to make healthy choices.

• Talk to your child about the new meal options at school, and encourage positive choices.

• Join your child for lunch in the school cafeteria.

• Get involved in the Healthy and Fit School Advisory Council. Ask your school principal or counselor for details.