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Thank you Fish to Schools, Sincerely Pacific High

Dear Sitka Conservation Society, Thank you for bringing fish into our school, Pacific High School. You are not only forging a new path in the National School Lunch Program, you are changing the system. Each fish you provide to the schools in the district enriches our student's nutrient profile as well as connecting them to their food source. Thank you for making Pacific High School's Lunch Program the best it can be. The Fish to School Program supports an educational program that is in alignment with PHS' belief in connecting each student to their surrounding environment and foodshed. We look forward to forging a lasting relationship between Fish to Schools and PHS for years to come.

Thank you,

Johanna Willingham Pacific High School Lunch Coordinator

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