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Student Success and Wellness Bureau By: Felix Griego, Deputy Director, MBA Marvin Trujillo, Data Coordinator

Overview Direct Certification Match System Verification 742 Verification Report Data Elements 742 Submission Demonstration

Direct Certification (DC)Match System Human Services Department Data Reports Submitted Monthly to PED with List of Students receiving SNAP/TANIF benefits Data Beginning of Year (NEW) STARS Student Enrollment Data 40day, 80day, 120Day, End of Year Data. SFA upload in other Time frames Matched Reports Generated by Algorithm of student and Schools level data. SharePoint System established for SFA’s to find students that participate in the National School Lunch Program as “Identified Students” which are certified by the SFA for free lunch and breakfasts.

Who Are Identified Students? Children certified for free meals without submitting a school meal application Includes children who are directly certified (through data matching or letter- method) for free meals because they live in households that participate in the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) Temporary Assistance for Needy Families Cash Assistance (TANF) Food Distribution Program on Indian Reservations (FDPIR) Homeless-Certified by District homeless liaison HeadStart- Must be a state of NM HeadStart program Migrant-Certified of Eligibility Foster- Certified by letter from CYFD or a court Applications with case-numbers are categorically eligible for free-meals, but they are not included in the “identified student” percentage

Impact of DC Match System Data Provide District Socio-Economic Poverty Data National School Lunch Program qualifies students for free Lunch based on “Identified Student” Data STARS Data Reported by Districts Effect National School Lunch Program Provisions

Direct Certification System and Reports Available URL: https://eui.ped.state.nm.us/sites/DirectCert/default.aspx

Entities Impacted By DC Matched System Public Education Department SSWB Title I K-5 Program STARS Reporting District/Schools Food Service Directors Title I Directors STARS Coordinators Administrators STUDENTS

FNS 742 Verification Report What is the FNS 742 Report? Annual Verification Report that is required by USDA to be filled out by all School Food Authorities operating under the NSLP Provides results of the verification process within a Districts Certification and Application for free/reduced price meal benefits in the National School Lunch Program for their students July 1-October 1 Snapshot data of current school year. Verification of applications needs to be done by November 15, 2017 of applications collected from July 1-October 1, 2017. Submitted by PED SSWB to USDA on March 15 of that current school year.

742 Verification Process Important Things to Know: All SFA’s have to fill out the FNS 742 Verification Report CEP and Provision 2 Non-base year fill out SFA’s information along with Section 1 & 2 only, they are Not Required to complete any thing else other then check Box (3-1) and Box (5-1). Standard and Provision 2 Base Year SFA’s are REQUIRED to fill out all sections 1-5. Verification Process should be done by ALL by November 15, 2019. If an extension is needed you MUST notify the State agency and receive approval (Section 5-2)

Important Things to Know Continued: Section 5 is where you report the actual verification findings of applications from July 1-October 1. You must ONLY select “Standard” sample size verification process (Section 5-3.1) unless, Qualifies and is considering one of the “Alternate” sample size methods one or two, you must meet the qualification and REQUIRES a formal request and state approval. SFA’s must utilize and submit the NEW FNS 742 Template provided to Marvin Trujillo the Data Coordinator for the SSWB at marvinn.trujillo@state.nm.us Note: SFA’s are required to submit by email the completed Excel Spreadsheet (No other format is accepted) of the NM PED FNS 742 Reporting Template SY19-20 to Student Success and Wellness Bureau (SSWB) with no errors.

Filling out the Verification Report Section 1: Section 1 is related to all general SFA information like total school sites and total enrollment. A- Refers to total number of schools/sites B- Refers to total number of students Note: Depending on entered data some areas will auto fill

Section 2: This section is for SFA’s operating alternate provisions (Provision 2 and CEP). 2-2aB, 2-2bB –Multiply the most recent base year free and reduced percentage times current enrollment. (Average of schools free %) X (total students at sites) = Number of Students 2-4 and 2-5 are not applicable for most SFA’s in NM.

Section 3: 3-2B: Standard and Provision 2 base year school sites only report students in this section. Report SNAP students as of the last operating day in October 2016 along with any extended eligibility SNAP students

Section 4 ONLY SFA’s that are collecting applications from students (Provision 2 base year and Standard Schools) report in this field. All CEP and Provision 2 Non-Base Year do NOT report in this field but would rather enter zero’s for section 4. For T-1 and T-2 will auto fill depending on your free and reduced data that is entered.

Section 5 ( Conduct Verification Process) All CEP and Provision 2 non-base year SFA’s are exempt from section 5 and should check 5-1. All SFA’s should select option 5-3.1 standard verification method which you will verify 3% of free and reduced applications only collected July 1-October 1 . If you wish to select other methods of verification State approval is needed. Verification is using records (Letter Method) from a public agencies to verify income and/or program participation [Not Direct Certification]

Section 5 Continued……. The SFA will report its verification finding in section 5-8. VC-1: Applications that were verified for “cause” in addition to the selected applications (most SFA’s will enter N/A)

USDA Requirement for DC Matching USDA NSLP Regulations Benchmarks: The State performance benchmarks for directly certifying for free school meals those children who are members of households receiving benefits under SNAP are 95% for SY 2013–2014 and for each school year thereafter. It is important that the data is reported accurately in FNS 742 because it does effect PED DC Matched accuracy percentage (96.6%) reported to USDA

Why is Data important to NSLP All Provisions in New Mexico Utilize data to drive their Nation School Lunch Programs. Standard and Provision 2 Base Year SFAs use the data to directly certify students for free lunch and eliminates the application process for those students. Community Eligibility SFAs use this data as the foundation for the calculations to become eligible for CEP. Feed Students for FREE

Submitting the NEW 742 Template You will need to submit the completed FNS 742 template to Marvin Trujillo of the SSWB no later than January 17, 2019. The mandatory date by USDA to submit to us is February 1, 2019. Without errors flagged

Questions Felix Griego, Deputy Director, MBA Work (505) 827-1470 Email: felix.griego@state.nm.us OR Marvin Trujillo, Data Coordinator Work (505) 827-3507 Email: marvinn.trujillo@state.nm.us