As part of its dedicated mission, Nettleton School District is deeply involved in the administration of essential programs within Arkansas public schools. These programs, including the National School Lunch Program, the School Breakfast Program, the Special Milk Program, the Afterschool Snack Program, the Seamless Summer Program, and the Fresh Fruits and Vegetable Grants, play a crucial role in ensuring our students' well-being and fostering a bright future.
Our commitment at Nettleton is to ensure that every one of our students has access to nutritious meals, recognizing the importance of healthy nutrition in their growth and development.
For further information and insights into our involvement in these programs, we invite you to explore the Arkansas Department of Child Nutrition Fact Sheet, which provides a comprehensive overview. You can access it at Arkansas Child Nutrition Unit.
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