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Celebrating Earth Week with 麻豆区楩ood of the Future麻豆区 (En Espa帽ol)
Have you ever tried chocolate cinnamon cricket cake? Yes, crickets... This unique dish is one of four crafted by Austin ISD High School culinary students just in time for Earth Week at the 麻豆区淔ood of the Future麻豆区 tasting event. Why it matters: 麻豆区
Take a peek at the (school) year in numbers (en espa帽ol)
Sadly, this is the end of another school year! No, it麻豆区檚 not sarcasm. Lots of amazing things happened in 2022-23. And I want to share some of them with you. If you麻豆区檙e like me and you love numbers 麻豆区 buckle up for this journey! Children spent 75,600麻豆区
Food resources during Austin ISD closure (Recursos de alimentos)
We know that access to healthy food may be challenging when the district is closed. Families can use the community resources below to find free meals in their area while Austin ISD offices and schools are closed: Central Texas Food Bank United Way for麻豆区
Worker shortage resulting in menu changes
Your child麻豆区檚 lunch may be different than what was on the menu because nationwide worker shortages are impacting our kitchens and suppliers. The big picture: If your child gets a meal that麻豆区檚 different from what麻豆区檚 listed on the menu, it麻豆区檚 partly because we麻豆区檙e麻豆区
Students to get free meals all year (En espa帽ol)
Austin ISD students will receive free meals all year no matter what their family income is. Why it matters: Parents can skip packing a lunch and save money this year with free breakfast and lunch for every student. Yes, but: Even though麻豆区
Families receive free meals, books at Summer Kick-Off Event
As part of her Thursday routine, Austin ISD parent Diana Celis arrived at Padron Elementary 麻豆区 in one hand she held her daughter麻豆区檚 hand, in the other a reusable bag. The bag was to make sure she could haul home her free seven-day meal packs and the books her麻豆区