SNACK Club Art Competition
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SNACK Club Art Competition
The SNACK Club Art Competition is all about promoting the benefits of drinking water and eating locally grown California fruits and vegetables. Students across SFUSD use their creativity to encourage healthy habits through artwork, poems, and other creative projects.
You can find our students' winning artwork displayed on San Francisco MUNI buses and throughout SFUSD schools. Check out SNACK Club's latest art campaigns below, and keep an eye out for upcoming competitions and opportunities to participate!
Sip and Savor 2025-2026 Art Competition Link to this section
The Student Nutrition Advocacy Crew Kids (SNACK Club) Presents our Spring 2026 Art Competition: "Sip & Savor"
This year we want SFUSD+ students to highlight and celebrate the importance of drinking water and eating fruits/veggies. The first postcard features winning pieces from secondary students, while the second highlights the elementary school winners.
2025-2026
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Guacamole
Marina Middle School
1st place Grand Prize Winner
Why you should eat Avocado
Presidio Middle School
2nd place Grand Prize Winner
Save Water
C.A.R.E Buchanan SF
3rd place Grand Prize Winner
Super Fruit Powers
Washington High School
Rainbow on your Plate
Lowell High School
Read the Facts
Paul Revere Middle School
Sip and Savor Water
A.P. Giannini Middle School
Fruit Ninja
Lincoln High School
Fuel Your Future
Mission High School
Don't Forget to Hydrate
Buena Vista Middle School
Fruit Land
Visitacion Valley Middle School
Eat it Up!
Bessie Carmichael Middle School
Fruit Game
Balboa High School
Humans Need Water to Grow
Burton High School
Staying Hydrated
Access SFUSD
Fruit Queen
Marina Middle School (Honorable Mention)
Natural Water
Roosevelt Middle School
2025-2026
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Come Frutas y Verduras
Cleveland Elementary School
1st place Grand Prize Winner (Tie)
Super Fruits
Jose Ortega Elementary School
1st place Grand Prize Winner (Tie)
Fresh Food, Fresh Life
E.R Taylor Elementary
2nd place Grand Prize Winner
Fruit Party
Paul Revere Elementary School
3rd place Grand Prize Winner (Tie)
Brain Power
Commodore SLOAT
3rd place Grand Prize Winner (Tie)
Fresh Water
New Traditions Elementary School
The way to be Healthy
Clarendon Elementary School
The Farmers Market
Lafayette Elementary School
Thirst Quencher
Gordon J Lau Elementary School
Fruit Rainbow
Starr King Elementary School
Eat Fruits and Veggies
John Muir Elementary School
Be Healthy!
Sutro Elementary School
Watermelon
Grattan Elementary School
When you don't Drink Water
Longfellow Elementary School
Eat Healthy
RL Stevenson Elementary School
Health Matters
Lakeshore Elementary School
Fruit Rainbow
Garfield Elementary School
SNACK Club
Interested in becoming a nutrition leader in your school? Join the SNACK club to explore nutrition, cooking, and peer-presentation! Learn more and register below!
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Ignite a passion for healthy living and culinary creativity with our SNACK Club (Student Nutrition Advocacy Crew Kids). Designed for middle school students, our program provides hands-on cooking experiences, nutrition education, and connections to wellness centers. By empowering students with practical culinary skills and knowledge about food systems, we cultivate lifelong well-being and healthier habits, enhancing their overall wellness. Join is on a transformative journey towards healthier habits and vibrant future.
Key Ingredients
1. Hands-on Cooking Experience
2. Nutrition & Food Systems Education
3. Connection to Wellness Centers
4. Peer Education & Outreach Model
1. Hands-on Cooking Experience
Our program offers students the opportunity to engage in interactive cooking sessions where they can explore diverse recipes, essential culinary techniques, and unleash their creativity in the kitchen.
2. Nutrition & Food Systems Education
We are committed to educating students about the importance of making informed food choices. Through interactive workshops and discussions, we delve into topics such as understanding nutritional values, exploring sustainable food systems, and developing healthy eating habits for lifelong well-being.
3. Connection to Wellness Centers
We recognize the significance of wellness centers in supporting students' overall health and well-being. By collaborating with the wellness centers in our district, our program aims to create a stronger bond between students and this valuable resource, encouraging them to make full use of the wellness services available to them.
4. Peer Education & Outreach Model
Our program believes in the power of peer education. We empower student participants to become ambassadors of healthy living and nutrition within their schools and communities. Through leadership training and mentorship opportunities, students develop valuable skills while inspiring their peers to make positive lifestyle choices.
SNACK's at Work
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Francisco Middle School SNACK's
Here are Francisco SNACK students providing Persimmon samples and infromational handouts to their peers in a school wide fair event.
Visitation Valley Middle School SNACK's
Vis-Valley SNACK students handing out Spinach Smoothies and gathering student feedback.
Everett Middle School SNACK students
Catch our Everett SNACK students chop veggies for a sweet potato hash recipe!
SNACK Art Competition
For the past three years our SNACK student's have promoted and encouraged student's across SFUSD to tap into their creativity and showcase the importance of drinking water and eating fruits and veggies. These art pieces have also been displayed in MUNI
HOTM Selfie
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Celebrate this years Harvest of the Month by uploading a selfie with your favorite fruit or vegetable to the link below. Learn more about this years Harvest of the Month and curriculum at the end of this page.
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Please stay tuned for updates on program schedules, enrollment information, and other important details. For any inquiries, please contact riveragonzalezc@sfusd.edu.
This page was last updated on July 27, 2026