K-12 Schools

Operations

USDA issues new 'transitional standards' for school meals

The new standards will go into effect at the start of next school year and run through 2023-2024.

Operations

How the Georgia Department of Education’s latest campaign is changing the message around school meals

Tray of the Week allows nutrition teams in the state to showcase all the work that goes into feeding students.

Take a look at some best practices shared at the School Nutrition Industry Conference last week.

State employees will be able to use paid leave to volunteer at schools that are short on workers.

The foodservice management company says it will look for untapped opportunities in each of the segments it serves.

Schools would no longer be allowed to "publicly identify or stigmatize" students if they are unable to pay for meals.

LB 758 would expand the state’s Farm-to-School Program Act.

The bill identifies such water sources as any used for drinking, food preparation or cooking.

Burnsville-Eagan-Savage School District may stop offering milk at one or all of its daily meals served.

Schools that source their food from the state or ones nearby would receive a percentage of their food costs back.

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