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National School Lunch Program and School Breakfast

According to 7CFR 210.18 all sponsors of the National School Lunch Program will receive an administrative review of their program every five years. The State of Florida, Department of Education, Food and Nutrition Management administers these reviews for the United States Department of Agriculture. Although there are eight criteria of compliance in the review, Performance Standard I, meal counting and claiming, and Performance Standard II, serving reimbursable meals, are the critical areas that are reviewed. These standards have set requirements for compliance in order to receive the federal reimbursement funds that are administrated by USDA/State of Florida. Inadequacies in these areas may result in fiscal action to the sponsor.

Summer Food Service Program:

Administrative Reviews

According to 7CFR 225 all sponsors of the Summer Food Service Program for Children will receive an administrative review of their program at a minimum every three years. In addition, all first year sponsors will receive a review of their program after the completion of the first claim for federal reimbursement. This review covers all areas of program implementation including the validation of the most recent claim for reimbursement monies. Inadequate or incomplete information may result in fiscal action to the sponsor.

Please check the links provided on this webpage for further information.

If you have questions please contact Deb Stecklein, MS, RD, Reviews Supervisor, at 800-504-6609.

Link to FNS website
Link to S-1, SFA
Summer review instrument
CRE guidance

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