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Chalmers News

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Chalmers held the Spanish Spelling Bee on March 19 and we are proud to announce our participants and the winners of the bee!

1st place - Dayami Rios - 2nd grade

2nd place - Angelys Segovia, 4th grade

Congratulations to all of our additional Chalmers participants who earned advancement to the campus bee!

2nd grade: Daniel Puga, Jose Aguilar

3rd grade: Andrei Carreon, Ariana Vasquez, César Alvarado

4th grade: Natalia Zendejas, Jasmine Zuniga

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Chalmers cafe upgrade

We have some exciting news!  Our Chalmers cafeteria serving line got a major facelift!  This past summer, the Board of Trustees approved the purchase of new serving lines for Chalmers, Intermediate, and GHS.  The Texas Department of Agriculture (TDA) approved the purchase shortly after.  

The Chalmers line was replaced during the Thanksgiving break. The total cost for this serving line replacement was $176,650.47, which was paid for with Child Nutrition funds that have accumulated throughout the past year.  For every meal that is served in our cafeteria, TDA reimburses the district for a large portion of that cost, leaving an excess of funds in the Child Nutrition account.  TDA prohibits any school district from having more than six months of operating expenses in this account and the funds must be used for kitchen needs, such as equipment replacement, etc.  

The bottom line is that the more kids who eat in the cafeteria, the more catering events held, and the more items sold in the food truck, the more money the district gets to put back into our kitchens as we continue to provide healthy, balanced meals for our students and staff!

As a reminder, all meals (breakfast and lunch) served in the cafeteria are FREE to ALL students thanks to the Community Eligibility Provision program!!

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