Wisconsin Child Nutrition
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Wisconsin Child Nutrition Programs
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School Nutrition
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Program Requirements
- Calendar of School Nutrition Program Requirements
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- Free and Reduced Meal Eligibility
- Infants and Preschool in NSLP and SBP
- Local Wellness Policy (LWP)
- Menu Planning
- Menu Certification
- On-site Monitoring
- Outreach
- Procurement
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- Reporting
- Smart Snacks (All Foods Sold in Schools)
- Special Dietary Needs
- Water Availability
- Verification
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Residential Child Care Institutions
- Calendar of Requirements - RCCI
- Civil Rights - RCCI
- Contracts and Agreements - RCCI
- Counting and Claiming - RCCI
- Food Safety-RCCI
- Financial Management - RCCI
- Local Wellness Policy (LWP) - RCCI
- Meal Eligibility and Verification - RCCI
- Meal Pattern and Nutritional Quality - RCCI
- On-site Monitoring-RCCI
- Outreach - RCCI
- Professional Standards - RCCI
- Reporting - RCCI
- Smart Snacks-RCCI
- Special Dietary Needs - RCCI
- Water Availability -RCCI
- School Nutrition Accountability Software (SNACS)
- Training
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USDA Foods Program
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School Breakfast Program (SBP)
This School Breakfast Program logo is intended for Wisconsin schools to promote their school breakfast activities. If you would like to utilize the logo, please contact DPISBP@dpi.wi.gov.
Overview
More than 8.1 million children across the United States start their day with the School Breakfast Program, a Federal program that provides States with cash assistance for non-profit breakfast programs in schools and residential child care institutions.
-John Muir Middle School
School breakfast is healthy, convenient, and helps students do well in school. Research shows that eating breakfast leads to:
- Improved academic performance, focus and behavior
- Higher scores on standardized tests
- Reduced rates of nurse visits
Breakfast Resources
Resources for starting a new program, menu planning, exploring breakfast service models and financial models, and promoting School Breakfast Programs can be found on our breakfast resources webpage!
SBP Contracts and Claim Manuals
School Breakfast Statistics
Visit the Program Statistics Page for various data reports relating to the School Breakfast Program.
Contact
Caren Johnson
Nutrition Program Consultant
(608) 266-1636
DPISBP@dpi.wi.gov