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Minico students collect more than 17,000 cans; nutrition director previews meal changes

Minidoka County Joint School District Board of Trustees · November 18, 2024
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Summary

Student representative report said Minico collected over 17,000 cans for local food banks. School Nutrition Director Katie Rogers told trustees that new meal guidelines will change next year's meals and summarized participation and reimbursement figures.

Student representatives reported that Minico students and clubs collected more than 17,000 cans during the annual food drive; donations will go to the Paul and Rupert food banks. Kate Rosales was introduced as the incoming student representative.

School Nutrition Director Katie Rogers reviewed October participation and reimbursement numbers: the Nutrition office fed 16,572 breakfasts and 43,331 lunches over 19 days in October and reported an average daily participation increase for lunch. Rogers also described a verification process that moved 33 students from free/reduced eligibility to denied due to households not responding to documentation requests, and noted district work responding to upcoming USDA final-rule changes and product reformulations discussed at the ISNA food show.