Fuel Up To Play 60 Halloween Breakfast Challenge was recently held at Morse High School. We challenged the area's local businesses to give us their best breakfast snack in order to promote eating breakfast, eating healthy, and one hour of physical activity a day.

We had breakfast treats from Sisters, The Cabin, Bath Tech, Southgate, Courtney Clifford, Region 10 Technical High School.

Fuel Up to Play 60, the nation’s largest in-school nutrition and physical activity program, works in 73,000 schools nationwide to increase physical activity, healthy eating habits, and access to nutritious foods through student, teacher, and parent involvement. The program is a partnership between the National Dairy Council (NDC) and National Football League (NFL), in collaboration with the USDA, and is administered in the Southeast by The Dairy Alliance.

Fuel Up to Play 60 is celebrating 10 amazing years of empowering students to make positive changes in their schools by improving opportunities to consume nutrient-rich foods and get at least 60 minutes of physical activity every day. The ultimate goal at schools is to ensure sustainable, positive changes that complement an academic environment. Families, communities, and local governments all have a role in helping today’s children learn about the importance of proper nutrition and physical activity

For all seniors and parents of seniors, FAFSA completion help is available virtually this year! Please visit the link below to attend a virtual FAFSA help night. If you have any questions about this, contact Katie Clark at kclark@rsu1.org

FAFSA Virtual Nights

FAFSA nights are held courtesy of FAME Maine.