Montana School Nutrition Programs Rise and Shine with School Breakfast.

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Montana School Nutrition Programs Rise and Shine with School Breakfast

What Have We Been Up To?  Menu Certification  248/257 Districts in Montana are Certified  100% of Validation Visits Were Successfully Completed Thank you for all your hard work! Our goal was 100% certified in SY , we have reached 97% certified and we still have until June 30 th.

Even Though Your Plates Were Full… …You stepped up to MyPlate!

Breakfast (W)rap

Highlighting Breakfast  Breakfast Meal Service in Montana  Breakfast After the Bell  Breakfast in the Classroom  Grab and Go  Breakfast in the Cafeteria

Starting Breakfast Programs  7 Schools Received Breakfast Start-up Grants  Potomac (2 sites)  Elder Grove (2 Sites)  Jefferson Co High School (1 Site)  Fromberg (3 Sites)

Breakfast Outreach  Did You Know….  You need to have breakfast outreach if you serve breakfast  What do you already do??? Menus Signage Announcement in School Newsletter Get Creative!  We encourage going beyond the requirement to increase participation

New Breakfast Meal Pattern

Whole Grains, Veggies, and Milk…Oh My!  Small changes for breakfast  Emphasis on: Whole Grains Fruits AND Veggies A Variety of Milk

Breakfast Items 2 oz Muffin = 2 Items Slice of Toast (1oz) = 1 Item Toast + Egg = 2 Items Students must select at least one Grain/Meat item

Breakfast OvS = 1 item = 2 items = 1 item

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Keep in Mind  This Year  50% of all grains offered over the week at breakfast must be at least whole grain rich  You must offer two milk fat choices every day Flavored milk must be skim

Keep in Mind  Next Year (SY )  Offer 1 cup Fruit/Veggie  All whole grain or whole grain rich  Serve fruit/vegetable more often than juice  A child must take a ½ cup of fruit/veggie

Questions?

More OPI Updates  New Review  Includes breakfast observation  Wellness Policy  All whole grain/ whole grain rich  Breakfast and Lunch

Cooperative Purchase Program  More items that meet meal pattern requirements  Continuing to update  Featuring more Montana products

USDA Foods at Breakfast  More whole grains  More fruits/veggies  Use your allocation!

Highlighting Your Work  Stay inspired using color in your menu planning  Make half your plate fruit and veggies  Pick a variety from the five veggie subgroups Dark Green Red/Orange Starchy Legumes Other

We’ll See You For Breakfast!  Questions?