Snack Information:Birthdays and Special Events
Important Snack Information for Parents and Students
District Six schools strive to teach our children the importance of living a healthy lifestyle, by eating right and exercising. Additionally, in an effort to protect children who have food allergies, the district has adopted a policy about snacks in the schools:
Parents are asked not to send in snacks for the class. Any child who would like a snack may bring one from home. For those students who do not bring a snack from home, a healthy snack will be provided by the school. The Child Development Center will pay for 2 parties (Valentine’s and Winter). Party foods will be universal for all classrooms.
Thank you, in advance, for your understanding. Our students' health and safety is a priority of District Six and the Child Development Center!
District Six schools strive to teach our children the importance of living a healthy lifestyle, by eating right and exercising. Additionally, in an effort to protect children who have food allergies, the district has adopted a policy about snacks in the schools:
Parents are asked not to send in snacks for the class. Any child who would like a snack may bring one from home. For those students who do not bring a snack from home, a healthy snack will be provided by the school. The Child Development Center will pay for 2 parties (Valentine’s and Winter). Party foods will be universal for all classrooms.
Thank you, in advance, for your understanding. Our students' health and safety is a priority of District Six and the Child Development Center!