diy temporary tattoo ink | TDA Awards TJJD With Certificate of Excellence

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The Texas Department of Agriculture Administrative Review of the TJJD National School Lunch and School Breakfast Programs (NSLP/SBP) was completed in September 2015 and TJJD earned an excellent report.  There were no findings against the agency and the reviewer said TJJD would receive a certificate of excellence signed by the Texas Commissioner of Agriculture.

Last year, only 17 of approximately 500 contracting entities (CEs) reviewed in Texas received an excellent award.  The reviewer said that it is very rare for a residential child care institution to receive an excellent award due to the added challenges. The reviewer was very complimentary of the processes in place in Nutrition and Food Services.  She reported that the reviewers visiting the sites said that the staff was friendly and knowledgeable, that the food served looked very fresh, that there was a good variety of foods served, and that the breakfast and lunch meals met program requirements.

TJJD congratulates Treva Whitehead (Nutrition Services manager) and Lauren Baxter (Nutrition Specialist) for their diligent work. The agency also compliments the facility Nutrition and Food Service staff for their hard work and dedication.

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diy temporary tattoo ink recipe | Evins Provides Parenting and Paternity Classes

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Evins Regional Juvenile Center Family Liaison Elva Benitez introduced the Parenting and Paternity Awareness (p.a.p.a.) curriculum to eight youth at the facility who are young fathers.  Key themes in the curriculum focus on the importance of father involvement, the value of paternity establishment, the legal realities of child support, the financial and emotional challenges of single parenting, the benefits of both parents being involved in a child’s life, healthy relationship skills, and relationship violence prevention.

Mrs. Benitez said she hopes the program will provide the youth with tools that will help them be good responsible parents when they leave TJJD and are reunited with their children.  The 10-week course consists of weekly classes and is optional for the youth.  During their first class, Mrs. Benitez went around the room and each youth was asked to introduce themself and give their child’s first name.  Youth Raman, who is a soon to be father, said, “My son is due soon-as early as next month and I’m very happy about it and I want to learn as much as I can.”

The p.a.p.a. curriculum was originally developed by the Office of the Attorney General’s Child Support Division and has been in use in Public Schools since 1995.

PHOTO: Elva Benitez discusses the privilege and responsibility of parenting with Evins youth.

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