Federal SNAP-Ed Program Cuts Impact Colorado Students
The federal SNAP-Ed program, which provided nutrition education funding, has been cut, affecting Colorado students.
Colorado previously received about $6 million annually in federal nutrition education funding before Congress and President Donald Trump ended the program.
With kiwi, for example, the district would send home recipes for a salad that could be made by parents, said Janet Sanchez, Center Consolidated School District 26JT’s director of preschool.
- The program helped provide fruits and vegetables to try, such as kiwi and jicama.
- It assisted educators in teaching preschool and elementary students’ families about the health benefits of fruits and vegetables.
Author's summary: Federal cuts to SNAP-Ed program reduce nutrition education for Colorado students.
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