Upload
brygid
View
21
Download
0
Embed Size (px)
DESCRIPTION
Texas Public School Nutrition Policy Policy Basics SY 2013-14. Texas Public School Nutrition Policy Effective August 1, 2004. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Citation preview
CHILD NUTRITION TRAINING CONNECTIONS:CONNECTING FOR SUCCESS
TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE – FOOD & NUTRITION DIVISION
Texas Public School Nutrition Policy
Policy Basics
SY 2013-14
CHILD NUTRITION TRAINING CONNECTIONS:CONNECTING FOR SUCCESS
TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE – FOOD & NUTRITION DIVISION
Texas Public School Nutrition Policy
Effective August 1, 2004
The Texas Department of Agriculture (TDA) Food & Nutrition Division (FND) has issued the Texas Public School Nutrition Policy (TPSNP) to promote a healthier environment in schools. This policy was the result of a collaborative effort utilizing the expertise from nationally recognized professionals who graciously lent their time and knowledge to this important effort.
CHILD NUTRITION TRAINING CONNECTIONS:CONNECTING FOR SUCCESS
TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE – FOOD & NUTRITION DIVISION
TPSNP
These policies are intended to supplement federal policies defined by the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) Food & Nutrition Service (FNS). As a result of local nutrition and wellness policies, school food authorities may have stricter nutrition guidelines.
CHILD NUTRITION TRAINING CONNECTIONS:CONNECTING FOR SUCCESS
TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE – FOOD & NUTRITION DIVISION
By the end of this session, you will:
Be able to locate information in the policy
Be able to distinguish policy differencesamongst grade levels
Be able to successfully complete all activities,which support the understanding of the TPSNP.
Objective
CHILD NUTRITION TRAINING CONNECTIONS:CONNECTING FOR SUCCESS
TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE – FOOD & NUTRITION DIVISION
Participants interpret the TPSNP to effectively guide future planning.
Learning Outcome
CHILD NUTRITION TRAINING CONNECTIONS:CONNECTING FOR SUCCESS
TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE – FOOD & NUTRITION DIVISION
• Competitive Foods
• Foods of Minimal Nutritional Value
• Individualized Education Program (IEP)
• Three Event Days
• Fried Foods
• School Day
Key Terms
CHILD NUTRITION TRAINING CONNECTIONS:CONNECTING FOR SUCCESS
TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE – FOOD & NUTRITION DIVISION
• Foods of Minimal Nutritional Values (FMNV)
• Competitive Foods
Restricted Food Classes
CHILD NUTRITION TRAINING CONNECTIONS:CONNECTING FOR SUCCESS
TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE – FOOD & NUTRITION DIVISION
Restricted from sale:
• Soda Water – any carbonated beverage
• Water Ices – except those that contain fruit or juice
• Chewing Gum
• Certain Candies – hard candy; jellies and gums; marshmallow candies; fondant; licorice; spun candy; candy coated popcorn
FMNV
CHILD NUTRITION TRAINING CONNECTIONS:CONNECTING FOR SUCCESS
TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE – FOOD & NUTRITION DIVISION
FMNV EXEMPTIONS
USDA FMNV Exemptions must meet TPSNP guidelines
A USDA exemption does not mean that those items are allowable under TPSNP. FMNV and candy, in any form, are not allowable by TPSNP.
CHILD NUTRITION TRAINING CONNECTIONS:CONNECTING FOR SUCCESS
TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE – FOOD & NUTRITION DIVISION
TPSNP and FMNV
Elementary/Middle School/Jr. High
May not serve or provide access to FMNV and all forms of candy at any time, anywhere on school premises through the school day until the end of the last scheduled class. This includes those students in the After School Care Program.
CHILD NUTRITION TRAINING CONNECTIONS:CONNECTING FOR SUCCESS
TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE – FOOD & NUTRITION DIVISION
TPSNP and FMNV
High School
May not serve or provide access to FMNV and all forms of candy at any time, anywhere on school premises through the school day until the end of the last scheduled class. This includes candy bars and packaged candies.
CHILD NUTRITION TRAINING CONNECTIONS:CONNECTING FOR SUCCESS
TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE – FOOD & NUTRITION DIVISION
Competitive Foods
Elementary Schools
May not serve or provide access anywhere on school premises throughout the school day until the end of the last scheduled class.
CHILD NUTRITION TRAINING CONNECTIONS:CONNECTING FOR SUCCESS
TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE – FOOD & NUTRITION DIVISION
Competitive Foods
Middle/Jr. High Schools
May not serve or provide access during meal periods or 30-minutes before or after meal periods.
Students in an After School Care Program may not have access to competitive foods, but other students may.
CHILD NUTRITION TRAINING CONNECTIONS:CONNECTING FOR SUCCESS
TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE – FOOD & NUTRITION DIVISION
Competitive Foods
High Schools
May not serve or provide access during meal periods in areas where reimbursable meals are served and/or consumed.
CHILD NUTRITION TRAINING CONNECTIONS:CONNECTING FOR SUCCESS
TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE – FOOD & NUTRITION DIVISION
Grade Level Commonalities 2007-08 • Fried potato products
• Fat content
• Deep-fat frying
• Trans fat
• Authorized portion sizes
Nutrition Standards
CHILD NUTRITION TRAINING CONNECTIONS:CONNECTING FOR SUCCESS
TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE – FOOD & NUTRITION DIVISION
Grade Level Differences
• Competitive Foods
• Beverages other than milk
• Frozen Fruit Slush's
CHILD NUTRITION TRAINING CONNECTIONS:CONNECTING FOR SUCCESS
TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE – FOOD & NUTRITION DIVISION
• Classroom birthday parties
• Three event days
• Elementary classroom snacks
• Snacks for TAKS test days
• Field trips, Athletic, UIL, Band, Other competitions
• Instructional use of food
• Other exemptions (IEP)
Exemptions
CHILD NUTRITION TRAINING CONNECTIONS:CONNECTING FOR SUCCESS
TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE – FOOD & NUTRITION DIVISION
TPSNP Policy
• Combination schools follow Middle School guidelines
• School Food Authorities (SFA) must reduce the purchase of products containing trans fats
• Documentation must be available during an AR
CHILD NUTRITION TRAINING CONNECTIONS:CONNECTING FOR SUCCESS
TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE – FOOD & NUTRITION DIVISION
TPSNP Policy
All items made available to students must meet portion chart requirements.
Exceptions: meals meeting USDA requirements claimed for reimbursement.• French Fries
– Cannot exceed 3 ounces per serving– Students can only take one serving at a time
CHILD NUTRITION TRAINING CONNECTIONS:CONNECTING FOR SUCCESS
TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE – FOOD & NUTRITION DIVISION
TPSNP Policy
Fried or flash fried products served according to guidelines per school level.
Must document three exempt days per campus
Items containing 23 grams of fat, or more, are limited to one individual food item per week.
No items with over 28 grams of fat may be served.
CHILD NUTRITION TRAINING CONNECTIONS:CONNECTING FOR SUCCESS
TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE – FOOD & NUTRITION DIVISION
TPSNP Policy
• Fresh Fruit and/or fresh vegetables should be offered daily on all points of service.• Schools must offer 1% or skim milk at all points where milk is served.• All vending machines on school premises must be in compliance.• All foods, beverages & snack items must comply with the nutrition standards and portion size restrictions of the policy.
CHILD NUTRITION TRAINING CONNECTIONS:CONNECTING FOR SUCCESS
TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE – FOOD & NUTRITION DIVISION
TPSNP Policy
• Prepackaged snacks must comply with fat & sugar limits of the policy.• Prepackaged snacks must be in single size servings.• Snacks may not contain FMNV or consist of candy or dessert type items (cookies, cakes, pudding, ice cream, frozen desserts).
CHILD NUTRITION TRAINING CONNECTIONS:CONNECTING FOR SUCCESS
TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE – FOOD & NUTRITION DIVISION
TPSNP Policy
Bakery Items• Cookies, cereal bars & bakery items served during breakfast as part of the reimbursable meal, that do not meet the restrictions of TPSNP, may be sold individually or a la carte during the same breakfast meal (meeting the 2 oz. requirement for Food Based Menu Planning).• Bakery items limited to 3 ounce servings• A la carte items must meet TPSNP guidelines.
CHILD NUTRITION TRAINING CONNECTIONS:CONNECTING FOR SUCCESS
TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE – FOOD & NUTRITION DIVISION
TPSNP Portion ChartsAll Levels
• Chips (baked or fried) - no more than 7.5 grams of fat per bag, bags no larger than 1.5 oz• Crackers, popcorn, cereal, trail mix, nuts, seeds, dried fruit, jerky, pretzels limited to
1.5 oz servings• Sugar, no more than 10 grams of sugar per oz
CHILD NUTRITION TRAINING CONNECTIONS:CONNECTING FOR SUCCESS
TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE – FOOD & NUTRITION DIVISION
TPSNP Portion ChartsAll Levels
Cookies/cereal bars, bakery items • total fat has no more than 30% of calories• more than 3 grams per 100 calories• cookies/cereal bars – limited to 2 ounces
Saturated fat, no more than 10% of calories or no more than 1 gram per 100 calories.
CHILD NUTRITION TRAINING CONNECTIONS:CONNECTING FOR SUCCESS
TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE – FOOD & NUTRITION DIVISION
Foods of Minimal Nutritional (FMNV) Value: HB 1781
Beginning SY 2013-14:
• Removes TDA’s authority to pose sanctions for FMNV violations in high schools under certain conditions
• FMNVs may be sold for school-approved fundraisers benefiting student activities
• FMNV policy in elementary and middle schools remains unchanged
26
CHILD NUTRITION TRAINING CONNECTIONS:CONNECTING FOR SUCCESS
TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE – FOOD & NUTRITION DIVISION
Foods of Minimal Nutritional (FMNV) Value: HB 1781
High School
In high schools, schools may not sell or provide access to FMNVs during the school day, except under the following conditions:
1.The sale was approved in advance by the school
2. The sale was outside of a school area designated for food service or food consumption or during a period other than
a school meal service period; and27
CHILD NUTRITION TRAINING CONNECTIONS:CONNECTING FOR SUCCESS
TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE – FOOD & NUTRITION DIVISION
Foods of Minimal Nutritional (FMNV) Value: HB 1781
High School continued
3. The sale was for the purpose of raising money for a student organization or activity sponsored or sanctioned by the school or the school district in which the school
is located.
28
CHILD NUTRITION TRAINING CONNECTIONS:CONNECTING FOR SUCCESS
TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE – FOOD & NUTRITION DIVISION
• The U.S. Department of Agriculture prohibits discrimination against its customers,
employees, and applicants for employment on the bases of race, color, national origin, age, disability, sex, gender identity, religion, reprisal, and where applicable, political beliefs, marital status, familial or parental status, sexual orientation, or all or part of an individual’s income is derived from any public assistance program or protected genetic information in employment or in any program or activity conducted or funded by the Department. (Not all prohibited bases will apply to all programs and/or employment activities.) If you wish to file a Civil Rights program complaint of discrimination, complete the USDA Program Discrimination Complaint Form, found online at http://www.ascr.usda.gov/complaint_filing_cust.html, or at any USDA office, or call (866) 632-9992 to request the form. You may also write a letter containing all of the information requested in the form. Send your completed complaint form or letter to us by mail at U.S. Department of Agriculture, Director, Office of Adjudication, 1400 Independence Avenue, S.W., Washington, D.C. 20250-9410, by fax (202) 690-7442 or email at [email protected].
• Individuals who are deaf, hard of hearing or have speech disabilities may contact
USDA through the Federal Relay Service at (800) 877-8339; or (800) 845-6136 (Spanish).
• USDA is an equal opportunity provider and employer.
Our services are provided through the Texas Department of Agriculture’s Food and Nutrition programs funded by the U.S. Department of
Agriculture, Food & Nutrition Service.