USDA to invest $1.5 Billion in Meal Program Funding
Hawaii Schools to receive nearly $5 million in meal program assistance. Of that, half a million dollars will be spent on local producers.
Updates in Category "Schools"
2021 Keiki Rainbow Wellness Challenge
The Keiki Rainbow Wellness Challenge is a FREE well-being activity for students and their families during the month of May.
Drink Water
Drink Water.
- Kids like to drink something with meals and should definitely drink water when they are thirsty.
- When it's warm out or you're exercising, you'll need more fluids.
- Be sure to drink some extra water when you're out in warm weather, especially while playing sports or exercising.
Afterschool Meals Matter Webinar- November 21st 8:00am HST
Although Recognized as Important, Physical Activity Still Not a Priority, Survey Says
PHOTO CREDIT: Active Schools In a recent survey conducted by Active Schools and NORC at the University of Chicago, thousands of parents and principals across the country were asked about their...
An All-Time High: Free Summer Meals for Keiki Across the State!
The Seamless Summer Option: Hawai‘i's Summer Food Service Program. This summer more than 71 Hawaii public schools are serving up free breakfast and lunch to keiki in select...
Kentucky is First State to Require Water Bottle Filling Stations in Schools
This past school year, Kentucky became the first state to implement water bottle filling stations into newly constructed schools. This move will aslo apply to any current schools with upcoming...
Hawai'i 5210 Let's Go! at the 4th Annaul Ka'a'awa Health Fair
On Wednesday November 21st 2018, Ka‘a‘awa Elementary School held their 4th annual Health Fair. Hawaii 5210 Let’s Go! took part in the program by covering the importance of...
Kaimuki High School Advisory Class Activity
On November 16th, 2018, Hawai’i 5210 Let’s Go! lead an activity for the 12th grade advisory class at Kaimuki High School with physical activity for health as a main...
Hawai'i 5210 Let's Go! Working with DOE Professional Development
DOE Professional Development Hawai’i 5210 Let’s Go! had the pleasure of participating in a DOE profressional development lead by Brandy Richardson and Denise Darval Chang. Their...
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