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Project Partner Interview (Page 1 of 2)I. PERSONAL ROLE<strong>Farm</strong> <strong>to</strong> Conclusions <strong>School</strong> Sample and Tools Recommendationsand Resources1. Briefly describe your role in the Burling<strong>to</strong>n <strong>School</strong> Food Project (BSFP) and anychanges that may have occurred from the beginning of the grant <strong>to</strong> the end.2. What are some obstacles you personally have faced in your work with the project?How have you overcome these obstacles?3. What are specific lessons you have learned that you would recommend others whomight take on your role? OR What are the <strong>to</strong>p three best practices that you recommendothers use <strong>to</strong> carry out your role in the BSFP?II. MEETING GRANT GOALS1. What are examples from your experiences in this project that demonstrateincreased awareness, engagement, and consumption of local and healthy foods byBurling<strong>to</strong>n <strong>School</strong> children?2. What fac<strong>to</strong>rs have led <strong>to</strong> the successful integration of food from local farms in<strong>to</strong> theBurling<strong>to</strong>n <strong>School</strong> District cafeterias?3. What are the key components of a farm <strong>to</strong> school integration model?If you work directly with childrena. What changes have you seen in students’ skills, knowledge and attitudes<strong>to</strong>wards food, farms and nutrition?If you work directly with teachersb. In what ways have teachers integrated food, farm and nutrition educationin<strong>to</strong> their curriculum?If you assisted with taste testsc. How did students respond <strong>to</strong> participating in the taste tests?d. What has been the impact of the taste test on your students? The schoolfood service? <strong>School</strong> cafeteria offerings?e. What are attributes of the taste test model that you would recommend <strong>to</strong>others who want <strong>to</strong> replicate try this out?f. In what ways would you recommend improving school taste tests?If you work with Food Service Staffg. How have the Food Service staff been integrated in<strong>to</strong> this project?h. What fac<strong>to</strong>rs have led <strong>to</strong> Food Service Staff buy-in <strong>to</strong> make this projectwork in the school cafeterias?i. What have been the lessons learned from Food Service Staff <strong>to</strong> make thisproject work in the school cafeterias?If you work with farmersj. How have farmers been integrated in<strong>to</strong> this project?k. What fac<strong>to</strong>rs have led <strong>to</strong> farmer buy-in <strong>to</strong> produce and/or sell productsfor farm <strong>to</strong> school integration?194 Bearing Fruit: <strong>Farm</strong> <strong>to</strong> <strong>School</strong> Evaluation Resources and Recommendations

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