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Partnership to promote healthy eating habits in Howard schools

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Dec 8, 2006 12:00 AM (668 days ago) by Tawanda W. Johnson, The Examiner
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Howard County (Map, News) - Teaching students how to prepare healthy meals is a goal behind the partnership between Centennial High School and Super Suppers, a meal assembly business in Ellicott City.

“The partnership ... ties in beautifully with the Howard County Public School System’s new wellness policy because it gives students in Centennial’s culinary science program the opportunity to learn firsthand the skills, knowledge and attitudes necessary to adopt and maintain a healthy lifestyle,” said Mary Schiller, director of school and business partnerships.

Super Suppers operates in a kitchen setting and involves customers preparing meals using fresh, healthy ingredients, said Brenda Bloom, co-owner of the business and parent of a Centennial graduate and sophomore.

“The thing that meal assembling does is help you understand the concept of nutrition, portion size and having a well-balanced diet,” Bloom said.

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The School Board’s wellness policy took effect this school year and bans junk food during the school day. Oakland Mills High Schools has taken the policy a step further by replacing soda in its vending machines with juice and water.

The partnership involves students learning about portion size and avoiding trans fats, artificially created fats that can lead to heart disease.

“The serving of a piece of chicken breast should be about 4 ounces, or fit in the palm of your hand,” said Bloom. “Our meals are prepared using olive oil and canola oil instead of trans fats.”

Students will gain information about the business side of running Super Suppers, Centennial Principal Scott Pfeifer said.

“This will be a great opportunity for those kids who are interested in getting a job in the industry,” he said.

Super Suppers also will offer scholarships to seniors and make monetary donations to the school.

“We are very excited about this partnership,” said Bloom, adding that it’s one of 14 others the business has with county schools.

tjohnson@baltimoreexaminer.com

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