Creslane kindergartner Kayleen Alonzo-Sanders has evidently gotten CATCH’s message about ”Go” foods as she shows her enthusiasm for broccoli. The school’s CATCH program, which uses a color-coded ”Stoplight” approach (Green for ”Go,” Yellow for ”Go Slow” and Red for ”Whoa”) to help kids identify and choose healthy foods. GINI DAVIS/THE CHRONICLE
CRESWELL – Bolstered by a $20,000 Lane County Public Health (LCPH) grant, Creswell Middle School is out to ”CATCH” students eating healthy foods and…
