Child Nutrition Programs Idaho State Department of Education Heather Blume, MS, RD, LD Coordinator Nutrition Assessment and Promotion/NSLP
Policy Memos Success Stories Reminders Questions
SP Community Eligibility Provision: Guidance and Updated Q&As SP (v.2) Smoothies Offered in Child Nutrition Programs SY PLE Tool SY Paid Lunch Equity Tool Revision
Updated Q&A Includes answers to questions on: Definition of a school Beginning CEP after the election deadline Vending agreements Including students in the ISP Edit checks Verification SP : Community Eligibility Provision: Guidance and Updated Q&As
Smoothie guidance modified Vegetables in smoothies may be credited (min. 1/8 cup) Pureed fruit and/or veg credit as juice Milk in smoothie may credit as fluid milk (min. ¼ cup) Must continue offering fluid milk Yogurt may credit as a M/MA in NSLP and SBP Example: SP (v.2): Smoothies Offered in Child Nutrition Programs
Correct minor issues Now includes space for: New price Non-Federal fund amount Option to indicate SFA already meets equity SY Paid Lunch Equity Tool Revision
6% Breakfast increase: 6% 14% Lunch Increase: 14% September Data
Middleton Equipment Grant
Tips to increase participation? Fun names for food items? i.e. confetti spaghetti for pasta salad Tips for Smart Snacks implementation? Contact Heather Blume at the State agency: (208) Have a Success You Want to Share?
Please read cleaning agent instructions carefully to avoid children getting sick Many cleaning agents require: Spray Let Stand Wipe Rinse with water Food Safety Corner
No “dark drop” food deliveries No medicines in food service refrigerators Food Safety Corner
The WellSat 2.0 evaluates policies for: Nutrition Education School Meal Standards Competitive Food and Beverage Standards Physical Education and Activity Wellness Promotion and Marketing Implementation, Evaluation, and Communication Heather Blume Contact Heather Blume for more information at: (208) Wellness Tools
HUSSC Assessments How close are you to earning a HUSSC Award? Contact: Linda Stevens Linda Stevens : (208) Jennifer Butler Jennifer Butler : (208) Lunch Score App Wellness Tools
USDA Processed Foods Advisory Council Meeting Pocatello: February 26 th Eagle: March 5 th Register at: Foods for Review PB&J Sandwiches Roasted potatoes + Simplot Product Spicy Chicken Patties
Summer Food Questions? Angela Kraft Contact: Angela Kraft o (208) o Summer Food Service Program
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