Summer Food Service Program- FINAL Flashcards
Summer food service program: “___ ___ ___ ___ ___ is ___”
food that’s in when school is out
Function:
-provide __, __ meals and snacks to help children in __-__ areas get the nutrition they need to __, __, and __ throughout the __ __ when they are out of ___.”
free, nutritious low-income learn, play, grow summer months school
Function:
To have children “__ to ___” upon start of school.
-Children have fewer ___ days, are more ___ and score higher on ___ ___ when ___.
ready to learn
sick, attentive
higher achievement tests
fed
Who’s Eligible?
-Same standards as NSLA Free lunch \_\_\_% of poverty-level income Reduced-price lunch \_\_% of poverty-level income
-___ restriction
__ years of age or younger
Unless __ and participating in school
___ or ___
NSLA 130% 185% age 18 disabled mental physical
30,033 children enrolled in SFSP 2011
Approx. ___ meals per child over __mo.
36
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Responsibilities within the USDA
–___ acts on behalf of the USDA in the Administration of the SFSP.
FNS
Responsibilities of the State
- -Developing ___ state programs in accordance to the Act
- -This includes ___, ___ and ___ the program in order to meet the program goals.
- -The state agency must also develop a budget in order to receive ___ ___.
individual
administration, monitoring, measuring
budget, federal funds.
Barriers to Impact:
1. ___
No buses or other public transport specific to SFSP
–School bus vs. city bus
___ more effective
–Children already in location to receive meals (school)
- ____ ___
Lower rates = ___ ___
- Transportation
NSLA - Reimbursement rates
less involvement
Healthy Hunger-Free Kids Act of 2010:
- -Increase ___ ___ ___
- -Improve ___ of ___
- -Increase ___ of children in the program
- -Provides more ___ for __-__ children - -Makes ___ readily available to ___
federal reimbursement rate quality of food eligibility more at-risk children information, parents
2010 Summer Food for Children Demonstration
–Test methods of providing access to ___ for __ ___ children in ___ and ___ areas
food,
low income
urban, rural