Tennessee School Nutrition Association

03/02/2026

03/02/2026

03/02/2026

Strong mornings start with school breakfast. 💪🍎 During National School Breakfast Week, we’re celebrating the school nutrition programs that help students stay focused, energized, and ready to learn.

Tennessee cafeterias are on a quest — and we want to see our heroes in action! 🛡️✨

Share your celebrations and tag us so we can highlight your incredible work.

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02/27/2026

Great job RCS School Nutrition Program! ⭐️

02/26/2026

National School Breakfast Week is almost here! 🏰✨ From March 2–6, schools across the country will be embarking on “The Quest for School Breakfast” — celebrating the power of a strong start to the day. 🍎🥛

We can’t wait to see how Tennessee school nutrition programs bring the adventure to life next week! Be sure to share your celebration photos to social media and tag TSNA so we can celebrate with you. 📸

Facebook: @‌Tenn.SNA
Instagram: @‌Tennessee_SNA

02/26/2026

02/25/2026

Hotel room blocks for the 2026 TSNA Annual Conference are now open! 🏨✨

With multiple hotel options available in Gatlinburg, you can explore and choose the accommodations that best fit your needs and budget. To take advantage of the special conference group rate, be sure to book within the official TSNA room block.

Start exploring your options here:https://tnsna.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/02/Web-Version-2026-TSNA-Hotel-Proposals-3.pdf

We can’t wait to see you in Gatlinburg this June! 🌄

02/25/2026

We’re looking ahead to an exciting season for TSNA, and our March newsletter is packed with updates to keep you in the loop. From important information about the 2026 Annual Conference to details on awards and scholarships, this edition has everything you need to stay informed.

Don’t miss these important updates — click the link to read the full newsletter today and stay connected with TSNA:https://tnsna.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/02/March-26-Newsletter-TSNA-1.pdf

02/25/2026

A new bill could bring changes to school food standards across Tennessee. Senator Rusty Crowe and Representative Michele Reneau have proposed SB 2423, which would ban all artificial food dyes in Tennessee schools and build upon the current restriction on Red Dye 40.

Stay informed on how this legislation may impact school nutrition operations by reading the full article:

So far, the bill has been recommended for passage by subcommittees in both the Senate and the House.

02/24/2026

From healthy habits to inspiring wellness projects, our school nutrition professionals lead the way! 🥕

Recognize their efforts with a Nutrition and Wellness Award nomination. 💚

https://tnsna.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/09/Nutrition-and-Wellness-Award-March-15-2026.docx

02/24/2026

02/24/2026