Paid Lunch Equity Overview and Guidelines to Calculating the PLE Jan. 2014.

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Paid Lunch Equity Overview and Guidelines to Calculating the PLE Jan. 2014

What is Paid Lunch Equity? O Healthy, Hunger-Free Kids Act of 2010, section 205, requires SFAs participating in the National School Lunch Program to provide the same support for lunches served to students who are not eligible for free or reduced price lunches (i.e. paid lunches) as they are for lunches served to students eligible for free lunches. O Pricing paid lunches below the cost of production effectively increases Federal subsidies for higher income children because Federal funds intended for free and reduced price lunches are being used to help fill in the gap between what a paid lunch costs and what the school receives for it.

What is PLE? In order to ensure sufficient funds are provided to the nonprofit school food service account for meals served to students not eligible for free or reduced meals, the SFA is directed to: 1. Compare the average price charged for lunches served to “paid” students to the difference between the higher Federal reimbursement provided for free lunches and the lower Federal Reimbursement provided for paid lunches 2. If the average paid lunch price is less than the difference, an SFA must either gradually adjust average prices or provide non-Federal funding to cover the difference.

What is PLE? O SFA’s must annually review their paid lunch revenue to assure compliance with the paid lunch equity requirement. O This review is done using the PLE calculation tool. O If the tool determines a price increase is required, the maximum required annual increase is 10 cents. SFA’s may increase more, but it is not required by USDA.

The PLE tool is provided by USDA each year. Included in the first tab are instructions for completing the calculations using the tool. You will need the following to complete the tool: Unrounded price requirement for the previous SY or SY Weighted Average Price All paid lunch prices for the current SY # of paid lunches served associated with each paid lunch price for the October, current SY

Step One will calculate the next SY Weighted Average Price Requirement There are two options to get the price to enter in this step: O Enter the previous SY Unrounded Price Requirement in the orange shaded box. O Or enter the SY weighted average price, which generates the price to go in Step 1 This generates the next SY Weighted Average Price Requirement This generates the price (Price 2) that is plugged into the orange box in Step 1.

Step 2 The new Weighted Average Price generated in Step 1 is auto-entered in Step 2 It is then rounded down to the nearest 5 cents by the tool

To determine your current weighted average price, you will enter the number and corresponding price(s) of paid lunches for the month of October.

Once you have calculated your current SY weighted average price, the tool compares it to the next SY’s Price requirement. The result is a report that tells if there is a price increase required, What the price requirement is, If there is any increase carried forward to the year after next SY (if increase is >10 cents), or if there is a credit carried forward.

At the bottom of this page, you will find Step 3. This is optional! This tool allows you to play with different prices for your Monthly totals of paid lunches in order to meet the Weighted Average Price requirement for next SY.

This meets the Calculated requirement Step 3-Optional Pricing Estimation Calculator Using the monthly totals from Step 2, but changing only one price, I can see if this meets the weighted average price requirement.

“My board does not want to raise prices, what are my options?” O 1.Contribute Non-Federal Funds to the non- profit school food service account. O Or O 2. Split the increase by raising prices less than the requirement and making up the difference by the contribution of non-federal funds to the non-profit school food service account.

Considerations for Non-Federal Funding to meet PLE requirement O Non-Federal funds- O Cash in the form of: -funds provided by organizations such as school related or community groups for any paid meals -direct payments made from school district funds to support lunch service attributable to paid meals Not allowed as Non-Federal support: -any payment including per meal reimbursements provided to the SFA for Child Nutrition Programs -any in-kind contribution or state matching funds unless the funds exceed the minimum requirement established in 7 CFR (will not be an option in our state) -a la carte and adult food sales or any revenue from foods and beverages sold in competition with reimbursable meals.

Non-Federal Contribution Calculator

Enter the current weighted average lunch price-from Step 2 Enter the annual # of paid lunches for the previous SY. The tool calculates the funding amount need from Non-Federal source if prices are not increased.

Enter the amount contributed from a non-federal source from the previous SY. If none was contributed, enter “0”. The tool determines if this is adequate.. It is not adequate, so the amount the non-profit school food service needs to receive in contributed non- federal funds for SY is $ If the 10 cent cap was exceeded in Step 2, then this would be taken into consideration and the non- federal funding amount adjusted.

There is also a “Split Price and Non-Federal Calculator” This is used when a price increase is implemented but is not adequate to meet the requirement. The difference is calculated as the amount to be met by non-federal funds.

Finally, there is a Report that SFA’s need to complete. This tells the SA your method to ensure sufficient funds are provided For paid lunches. This drop-down box gives these options: -increase price -contribute non- federal funds -both

PLE O The last two tabs are optional tools and do not need to be completed. SY Price Calculator SY Price Calculator The PLE is submitted with your NSLP application in the summer, however, you should consider completing it now in the event that price increases are necessary. Send your completed tool to Lisa Hatton in the SCN office. Your calculations will be checked for accuracy.

Resources O SP Child Nutrition Reauthorization 2010: Guidance on Paid Lunch Equity and Revenue from Non program Foods O SP Paid Lunch Equity: Guidance for O SP Paid Lunch Equity: Additional Guidance for SY O SP Paid Lunch Equity: School Year Calculations O SP Paid Lunch Equity: School Year Calculations and Tool

Questions?