Fund Raising For Schools 10/23/2017

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Fund Raising For Schools 10/23/2017 Smart Snacks in School Fund Raising For Schools 10/23/2017

Smart Snacks in School Standards Address: Definition of School Day Foods of Minimal Nutritional Value Competitive Foods Fundraisers

School Day Midnight before school day starts to 30 minutes after the end of the official school day Rules DO NOT APPLY to any food sold during non-school day, on weekends, off campus

Food of Minimal Nutritional Value Food that fits into specific categories defined in the Competitive Food Services regulation, in 7 CFR Parts 210.11 and 220.12, along with Appendix B to Parts 210 and 220 Foods that do not meet Smart Snack Standards

Competitive Foods Foods that meet Smart Snacks Standards May not be sold in a time frame of one hour before or during reimbursable meal service one hour after reimbursable school meals are served

When do Smart Snack Standards Not Apply? During non-school day On weekends Off campus After school day sporting events

To Meet Smart Snack Standards, All Competitive Foods Sold in Schools Must: Be whole grain rich OR Have as the first ingredient a fruit, vegetable, dairy product, or protein OR Be a combination food that contains at least ¼ cup fruit and/or vegetable OR

To Meet Smart Snack Standards, All Competitive Foods Sold in Schools Must Have: Calorie limits: ≤ 200 calories Sodium Limits: ≤230 mg Fat Limits: Total fat ≤ 35% of calories Saturated fat < 10% of calories Trans fat – 0 grams

Water There is no portion limit for plain, unflavored, water for any age/grade group.

Flavored Water No more than 20 oz portions of calorie-free, flavored water (with or without carbonation) for HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS Elementary and middle school students may not have flavored water.

Beverages Elementary School – up to 8 ounces Milk: Unflavored low fat. Unflavored or flavored fat free milk and milk alternatives Juice: 100% fruit/vegetable juice with no added sweeteners 100% fruit/vegetable juice diluted with water (with or without carbonation) and no added sweeteners

Beverages Middle and High School – up to 12 ounces Milk: Unflavored low fat. Unflavored or flavored fat free milk and milk alternatives Juice: 100% fruit/vegetable juice with no added sweeteners

Beverages High School (ONLY) Other flavored and/or carbonated beverages with < 5 calories per 8 oz or < 10 calories per 20 oz No more than 12 oz of beverages with < 40 calories per 8 oz, or < 60 calories per 12 oz.

Smart Snack Calculator Alliance for a Healthier Generation Snack Calculator https://www.healthiergeneration.org/take_ action/schools/snacks_and_beverages/smar t_snacks/alliance_product_calculator/

Fundraisers Food items that meet USDA Smart Snacks are not limited for sale as exempt fundraisers, but cannot be sold in competition with reimbursable school meals. The standards do not apply during non-school day, on weekends, and at off-campus fundraising events. Non food items sold for fundraisers are not restricted The State Agency allows 30 exempt fundraisers per year.

Allowable Fundraising Options on School Campuses* Foods that meet the USDA Smart Snack standards (not sold in competition with school meals). Example: fruit Foods that do not meet the USDA Smart Snack standards, but are not consumed at school). Example: cookie dough Non-food items. Example: school supplies *Not part of 30 exempt fundraisers per year

Exempt Fundraisers Food items that: Do not meet USDA Smart Snacks standards and Are sold during the school day but Cannot be sold in competition with the school meals one hour before reimbursable school meals service during service of reimbursable school meals or one hour after service of reimbursable school meals

Exempt Fundraisers Guidelines Schools may sponsor a maximum of 30 exempt fundraisers per school year. Each fundraiser may be no more than 1 day in length. If 5 different exempt fundraisers are occurring on 1 day, this would count as 5 days of exempt fundraisers from the 30 days. Items may not be sold within 1 hour before, during, or 1 hour after reimbursable school meal periods Ex: breakfast served from 7am-8am, no exempt fundraiser between 6am to 9 am.

Exempt Fundraiser Guidelines Fundraiser food items are prohibited from being sold: As an a la carte item In vending machines In school stores

Exempt Fundraiser Procedures - Principals Complete, approve and sign Alabama’s Implementation of USDA Smart Snacks in School and Exempt Fundraisers Form Provide copy to CNP Director Provide documentation of approval upon request by Alabama State Department of Education (ALSDE) for audit review

Semi-annual Due Dates July 1 Alabama's Implementation of USDA Smart Snacks in School and Exempt Fundraisers Form Attestation of Compliance with Alabama Implementation of USDA Smart Snacks in School and Fundraising Activities Form January 1 Due each school year