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2026 Texas Fruit & Vegetable Day Contest Winner Announcement Extended

by: Sara Bagdadi
Category: Opportunities & Engagement
May
08

Opportunities & Engagement
Texas Fruit & Vegetable Day Contest Winner Announcement Extended to May 15
By Texas Association for School Nutrition | May 7, 2026
 
TASN is extending the winner announcement timeline to allow the judging panel additional time for a fair and thoughtful review.
Updated Announcement Date
Friday, May 15, 2026
The original winner announcement was scheduled for May 8, 2026.

Thank you to all school districts that submitted entries for the 2026 Texas Fruit & Vegetable Day Contest. TASN is thrilled by the response this year and grateful for the creativity, care, and effort districts put into celebrating Texas-grown fruits and vegetables with students.


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Ignite the Light Contest Showcased Team Spirit Across Texas

by: Sara Bagdadi
Category: Opportunities & Engagement
Apr
29
Opportunities & Engagement
Ignite the Light Contest Showcased Team Spirit Across Texas
By TASN Staff • April 29, 2026
Pasadena ISD Nutrition Services Ignite the Light Contest
Pasadena ISD Nutrition Services was named the Best Interpretation of Theme Award winner in the 2026 Ignite the Light Video Contest.

The 2026 Ignite the Light Video Contest gave school districts across Texas a fun and creative way to celebrate their teams, showcase district pride and build excitement for the 2026 TASN Annual Conference.

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Last Call: Texas Fruit & Vegetable Day Submissions Due April 30

by: Sara Bagdadi
Category: Opportunities & Engagement
Apr
23

Opportunities & Engagement
Last Call: Texas Fruit & Vegetable Day Submissions Due April 30
 
There’s still time to showcase your district’s celebration of Texas Fruit & Vegetable Day, held Friday, April 17, 2026.
Submit Your Entry by April 30
Why This Matters
This is an opportunity to spotlight your district’s creativity, student engagement, and commitment to celebrating Texas-grown foods.

Across Texas, school nutrition teams brought the day to life by highlighting locally grown produce, engaging students through taste tests and educational activities, decorating cafeterias, and strengthening the connection between Texas agriculture and the meals served daily.


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