what’s new with school nutrition tuesday, may 13
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Updates to the Web-based Direct Certification Process For Community Eligibility Provision, DPI needs eligibility data from each SFA at the school level. SFAs are now required to run direct certification to show eligibility by school within the SFA starting in the SY.TRANSCRIPT
What’s New with School NutritionTuesday, May 13
AgendaMemos and MailingsOnline ContractsSpecial Opportunity: Chef
trainingSmart Snacks webinarTraining Team Nutrition Updates
Updates to the Web-based Direct Certification ProcessFor Community Eligibility
Provision, DPI needs eligibility data from each SFA at the school level.
SFAs are now required to run direct certification to show eligibility by school within the SFA starting in the 2014-15 SY.
Online Contracts for 14-15 SY Contract renewal begins May 19.
Contracts should be renewed by June 20.
USDA MemosSP 35-2014: Grain Entrees Related to the Smart
Snacks in School Standards SP 36-2014: Smart Snacks Nutrition Standards
and Exempt Fundraisers SP 37-2014: Fiscal Year 2014 NSLP Equipment
Assistance Grants for SFAsSP 38-2014: Area Eligibility Using Census Data
SP 39-2014: 2014 Edition of Q&A for NSLP
Seamless Summer OptionSP 40-2014: Smart Snacks Nutrition Standards
and Culinary Education Programs
USDA MemosSP 41-2014: Clarification of the Policy on Food
Consumption Outside of Foodservice Area, and the Whole Grain-Rich Requirement
SP 42-2014: Sharing Aggregate Data to Expand Program Access and Services in Child Nutrition
SP 43-2014: Q&A on the SBP Meal Pattern in SY 2014-2015
SP 44-2014: Q&A Related to the Independent Review of Applications
SP 45-2014: Prototype Household Application for SY 2014-15
Chef TrainingFREE!
August 4, 20148:00am – 3:30pm
Viroqua Area School District
Interested?Email Lois Coleman at [email protected]
(Name, Address, Phone, Email, Employer)
Smart Snacks WebinarTraining webpage:
◦http://fns.dpi.wi.gov/fns_snt_training
http://fns.dpi.wi.gov/fns_sntwebcasts#S
School Nutrition Skills Development Courses
Team NutritionWI Foods Taste Testing Sub-grant Purpose is for schools to incorporate taste testing
activities and nutrition education in the cafeteria and/or classroom.
Funding is available for approximately 30 middle school sites.
Selected schools will be awarded up to $4 per student to participate in sub-grant activities.
Applications must be emailed, faxed, or postmarked by June 20, 2014.
For more information, please visit: http://ne.dpi.wi.gov/ne_tngrant
Team NutritionCulinary Trainings Dates and Locations
◦ July 15, 2014 - Fox Valley Technical College◦ July 22, 2014 - University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point◦ July 29, 2014 - University of Wisconsin-Madison◦ August 5, 2014 - University of Wisconsin-Madison
Time◦ 9:00am – 12:00pm – Morning Session◦ 12:30pm – 3:30pm – Afternoon Session
Each session of the culinary training class is limited to 12 participants and each SFA may register only one person.
No registration fee to attend. To register, please visit:
https://forms.dpi.wi.gov/se.ashx?s=56301B2D5BE3EFEB
Any questions?
Next WebinarTuesday, June 10
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