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Recognition of a job well done
 
students receiving awardThe Food Services Department hosted a recognition event on April 28. Administrators, teachers, Food Service staff, principals, Board members, students and their families attended the gala. Schools were highlighted for their work in support of a healthy life style for their students. The Jr. Chef, Brian Mendoza of Elgin High School, was introduced and the businesses that have supported the work of the department were recognized – it was a great night!
 
The theme this year was “A School Food Service Recipe that Works.” It underlined the important things to make a healthy life style program in a school successful. The recipe requires a supportive principal, a cooperative food services manager, an interested advisor and hard-working Student advisory members. The goal of the program was to increase student participation, decrease waste, encourage leadership development, support academic growth and provide student recognition. Apparently the Alternative Programs at Gifford Street had all the required ingredients since they won first place!
 
The Food Services Department has worked hard to bring students into the process and ensure their voices are heard. Student Advisories are in place at almost every school. Over the last three years the participation has increased from 200 students to more than 700! There are 54 Youth Advisory Councils in the district. The department also supports student interns as they learn about the career opportunities in the Food Service and Hospitality Industries.
 
“Fuel Up for 60” is another program sponsored by this department to make students more aware. Fuel Up brought Chicago Bears’ center, Roberto Garza to two U-46 schools to recognize their award winning efforts.
 
There was a lot to celebrate!
 
Top 2% Graduating Seniors Recognized
Congratulations to these students and their families! Full Story

U-46 Honors Retirees
The Board of Education hosted a reception for the U-46 retirees. Full Story

Larkin High Junior Chosen to Represent U-46 School Board
Seventeen year old Diana Castillo has been chosen as the Student Advisor to the U-46 Board of Education for the upcoming school year. Full Story

Can EHS Students Solve the Euro's Challenges?
American high school students, including a team from Elgin High School, tried to help solve Europe's economic problems, as teams from EHS and 24 other high schools gathered at the Federal Reserve Bank of New York on April 30th. Full Story

Gifford Street Earns First Place
It was a Recipe That Works for the Food Service Staff at Gifford Street. Full Story

U-46 Students Attend Nobel Summit
Students from U-46 high schools were invited to attend the The 12th World Summit of Nobel Laureates. Full Story

2012 Years of Service Recognition
Employees with 25, 30, 35 and even 40 years of service were recognized at a special event on April 11. Full Story

Bartlett and Larkin High Schools Win Award from AT&T
Bartlett and Larkin High Schools Win Awards From AT&T “IT CAN WAIT” Campaign Against Texting and Driving. Full Story

U-46 Featured at Elgin Chamber Event
Each year at the event, U-46 presents a partnership award to an Elgin Chamber member supportive of U-46 schools and students. This year the district also won the Workforce Development Award. Full Story

U-46 Students Earn Awards at State Health Occupations Competition (HOSA)
Bartlett, Elgin, Larkin, South Elgin and Streamwood High students bring home awards. Full Story

College Planning & Financial Aid
Funding is a major consideration as students consider their post-high school options. Full Story

 
 

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