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Membership in the Mississippi School Nutrition Association and the School Nutrition Association:

 
 

Ten Good Reasons to Become a Member of MSNA and SNA:

1. Helping Children
2. Growing Professionally
3. Networking
4. Eligible for Certification and Credentialing
5. Earn Scholarships for Continuing Education
6. Keeping Well Informed by Receiving “Food For Thought” quarterly magazine and “School Foodservice and Nutrition” monthly magazine
7. Strengthening Professional Respect
8. Shaping School Foodservice Policy
9. A Strong Voice in State and National Legislation Which Effects Child Nutrition Programs
10. Participate in Professional Meetings

 
 

 

MSNA Membership Application

Download SNA National and State Application and Application Guidelines (Acrobat Required)
Questions about membership may be directed to the membership chairperson, Steve Stockton sstockton@amory.k12.ms.us

SNA Certification
Go to SNA Certification Page

• Benefits of Certification
• Certification Requirements
• How You Can Become Certified
• Maintaining Certification

SNA Credentialing- The SFNS Designation
Go to SNA Credentialing Page

• Benefits of Credentialing
• Credentialing Exam
• Maintaining Credentialing

Industry Membership

Download 2009-2010 MSNA SPONSORSHIP FORM (Microsoft Word)


Child Nutrition and Education

As school foodservice professionals, we understand that hungry children can’t learn. We also know that more than 9 million of our children between the ages of 6 and 19 are overweight. Poor nutrition and lack of physical activity are contributing factors to this national problem. You can play a critical role in helping students learn to make smarter eating choices and develop lifelong healthy habits!

Coordinated School Health Team Reauthorization of Child Nutrition programs includes the new requirement for school districts to develop a wellness policy. This is an excellent opportunity for school foodservice professionals to shine. Begin by encouraging your district to develop a Coordinated School Health Team (CSHT) and assess the school environment. A CSHT has eight components including school Nutrition Services.

For more information, please visit http://www.healthyschoolsms.org.