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Soda Removal BRIGHT IDEAS
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Food Service Management of Student Fundraising Efforts
| Who | : | Vista Unified School District |
| Where | : | school |
| When | : | 2001-2002 Academic Year |
| Submitted On | : | March 18, 2004 |
Child Nutrition Services in the Vista Unified School District was able to help student groups earn greater profits by selling healthier foods. The food service program now manages vending/product contracts for student clubs and other groups in the district.
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Creating a Comprehensive District Nutrition Policy
| Who | : | Oakland Unified School District |
| Where | : | school |
| When | : | 2001-2002 Academic Year |
| Submitted On | : | March 18, 2004 |
Controversy over a district-wide beverage contract led the school district to develop a comprehensive nutrition policy with input from community members and district staff. The policy eliminated the sale of soda and unhealthy snack foods and also addressed issues like hunger and cultural diversity.
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Achieving a District Ban on Soda and Unhealthy Snacks
| Who | : | Los Angeles Unified School District |
| Where | : | school |
| When | : | 2002-2003 Academic Year |
| Submitted On | : | March 18, 2004 |
A diverse coalition of community groups, health advocates, students, teachers, and parents lobbied the Los Angeles Unified school board to eliminate the sale of soda and unhealthy snack items. Using a very organized approach, advocates achieved policy change in the nation's second largest school district.
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Making Food Service Viable without a la Carte Foods
| Who | : | Folsom Cordova Unified School District |
| Where | : | school |
| When | : | 1994-1995 Academic Year |
| Submitted On | : | March 18, 2004 |
This school district found a very successful method for eliminating a la carte foods and beverages from its school meal program. Students now get healthy, appealing school meals. The food service program has gone from a budget deficit to a budget reserve.
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Eliminating Soda and Unhealthy Foods from Vending Machines
| Who | : | Capistrano Unified School District |
| Where | : | school |
| When | : | 2002-2003 Academic Year |
| Submitted On | : | March 18, 2004 |
Food and Nutrition Services worked with the school board to eliminate soda and unhealthy snacks from secondary school vending machines. They also succeed in eliminating the sale of soda from middle and high school campuses during the entire school day.
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