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Adult PricingCatalog of Federal Domestic Assistance (CFDA)Financial Management Handbook for Food Service ProgramsRefusing to serve students because of outstanding balances
Student and Adult Charge SummaryStudent and Adult Charge for Maine School DistrictsUnallowable CostsUncollected Payments
Year end Data
The monies in the non-profit school food service account are considered to be federal funds and their usage is strictly limited. The non-profit food service account is defined at 7 CFR 210.2 as:
USDA Food RatesSchool Year 2013.22752012-2013 School Year Free and Reduced Price Meals
2012-2013 Reimbursement Rates
Chart of AccountsInformation Definitions for more information about cart of accounts and Department of Education contact Joanne Allen
********************************************LABOR HOURSWe get several questions about labor and staffing. this spreadsheet is what is used during a review foe labor evaluation. It is a guidance and should be done regularly to determine what is an adequate MPWH for each kitchen. it is a tool that is very effective. to improve the MPWH look at the participation. then look at cut labor. Labor guidance Spreadsheet HOW TO I DETERMINE MY MEAL PER WORKER HOUR (MPWH)?requires Micros oft Office Excel Online Reports and Information
Looking for forms for the Child Nutrition Services Program?They are located on the Department of Education forms page under Support Services Team: Child Nutrition Services Forms Looking to submit your Application, or monthly claim forms: Child Nutrition Services Reimbursement System Online Charges to Students and AdultsTop student charges: lunches secondary 41 @ 2.50 lunches elementary 27@2.25 breakfast secondary 29 @1.00 breakfast elementary 52@1.00 ADULTS $2.40-2.99 1.1% $3.00-3.99 39.4% $4.00-4.99 42.4% $5.00-5.99 11.4% greater then $6.00 5.7%
School 2012 data of charges to students and adults. First column is the charge and the other columns are the number of school/districts charging that price.
Adult Meal Pricing
UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE FOOD AND NUTRITION SERVICE Source of following citation: Federal Regulations: 7CFR 210.6 National School Lunch Program and 220.6 School Breakfast Program. Pricing of Adult Meals in the National School Lunch and School Breakfast ProgramThis Instruction sets forth the policy on pricing of meals served to adults under the National School Lunch, USDA Food School and School Breakfast Programs in participating schools and institutions which claim reimbursement under Sections 4 and 11 of the National School Lunch Act and Section 4 of the Child Nutrition Act. Since the expressed purpose of Federal assistance is to safeguard the health and well-being of the Nation's children, meals served to adults are neither eligible under the authorizing legislation and regulations for Federal cash reimbursement, nor do they earn donated food assistance for the School Food Authority.
Since implementation of the cost accountability revisions of Public Law 97-35, program funds (other then severe need breakfast funds) are available to School Food Authorities for use within their overall nonprofit school food service operations, rather than being restricted solely to the financing of program specific costs. Nevertheless, School Food Authorities must ensure to the extent practicable, that the Federal reimbursements, children's payments, and other non designated nonprofit food service revenues do not subsidize program meals served to adults. Also, which FNS Instruction 770-1 allows donated foods to be used for preparing food items served in adult meals, the current per-meal value of entitlement and/or bonus donated foods must be taken into consideration in establishing the price charged to adults for meals.
Breakfasts and lunches served to teachers, administrators, custodians and other adults must be priced so that the adult payment in combination with any per-lunch revenues from other sources designated specifically for the support of adult meals (such as State or local fringe benefit or payroll funds, or funding from voluntary agencies) is sufficient to cover the overall cost of the lunch. Including the value of any USDA entitlement and bonus donated foods used to prepare the meal. If cost data are not available, the minimum adult payment should reflect the price charged to students paying the school's designated full price, plus the current value of Federal cash and donated food assistance (entitlement and bonus) for full price meals. In non pricing programs, the adult charge should be at least the amount of reimbursement received for a free lunch under Section 4 and 11 of the National School Lunch Act, plus the per-meal value of both entitlement and bonus donated foods, or for breakfasts, the rate established for free meals under Section 4 of the Child Nutrition Act, plus the value of bonus commodities.
Meals served to adults who are directly involved in the operation and administration of the school nutrition programs may, at the discretion of the School Food Authority, be furnished at no charge. As such, their cost may be fully attributed to and supported by the nonprofit food service operation.
Meals served to these adults may not be claimed for reimbursement or counted towards the donated food entitlement. The determination of individuals, positions involved, and the degree to which their services are attributed to the nonprofit food service program operations is left to State and local officials.
Where are other districts financially?What districts are breaking even? How much are districts receiving in local money? These are sample questions the State Agency gets. An Excel spreadsheet is now available that lists: This information is “as reported”. Reporting accuracy of numbers is the responsibility of the district prior to Superintendent approval. This spreadsheet will list all districts and year end information that includes local support and cash book balance before and after adjusted by unpaid bills Get the spreadsheet for School Year 2010! Get spreadsheet for school year 2011 Catalog of Federal Domestic Assistance (CFDA)Catalog of Federal Domestic Assistance (CFDA) provides a full listing of all Federal programs available to State and local government. Department of Education/Child Nutrition Services is required to supply the CFDA numbers to LEAs. They are listed below for your information and a link to the CFDA home page.
Catalog of Federal Domestic Assistance web page.
INVENTROY TURNOVER RATES CALCULATION (EXCELL SPREADSHEET)
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