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Nutrition Standards for School Meals
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Marana Unified School District proudly plans our menus to meet the following USDA standards:
- More fruits and vegetables: We offer students fruits and vegetables with every lunch and increased the portion sizes. Vegetable choices at lunch include weekly offerings of: legumes, dark green, and red or orange vegetables. Every school breakfast we offers students a full cup* of fruits or vegetables. *Students are required to take at least one half-cup serving of fruits or vegetables with every school breakfast and lunch.
- Whole grains: All grains offered in our school meals are whole grain-rich (the first ingredient must be a whole grain). This even includes the breading on our chicken nuggets!
- Sodium Limits: We continue to meet the timeline for sodium reduction.
Sodium Reduction Target Timeline for School Meals
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- Limits on unhealthy fat: Our meals do not contain added trans-fat and have no more than 10 percent of calories from saturated fat.
- Low-fat and fat-free milk: Every school meal offers one cup of fat-free or 1% milk. We only offer fat-free chocolate milk that has been developed with less added sugar specifically for schools to meet calorie limits.
- Free water: Drinking fountains are available in the cafeteria during lunch and breakfast.
- Calorie limits: School meals must meet age-appropriate calorie minimums and maximums: