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Milk Programs
Overview
In Wisconsin, schools, child care institutions, and summer camps have access to milk programs, and while they differ significantly in reimbursement rates and sponsor eligibility, the intent of both is to provide nutritious milk breaks to children on a daily basis. For more information about the federal Special Milk Program (SMP) or the Wisconsin School Day Milk Program (WSDMP), select one of the icons below.
