K-12

Operations

USDA announces partnership with the Urban School Food Alliance

The new partnership will provide tools and resources to school nutrition programs to help them with procurement challenges.

Operations

Added sugar limits are coming to California school meals

Starting in January, added sugar in school meals served in the state will be restricted to no more than 25 grams of added sugar per day.

Senate bill 2943 would require schools to offer fluid milk substitutes if requested by students, parents or guardians.

The district is hosting student contests, lunch with local dignitaries and more.

Check out these creative ways to reduce sugar in menu items, work with local farms and more.

Monett R-1 School District has catered everything from baby showers to weddings.

The California Wheat Commission’s Wheat2School project is working to make local whole-grain menu items more accessible to nutrition programs across the state.

Around 3,000 more school districts will be able to offer free meals to students under the Community Eligibility Provision.

A new bill would direct the USDA to pay off all existing meal debt owed to schools.

Lawmakers have introduced a bill that would make free school meals a lasting fixture in the state.

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