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Review & Technical Assistance Unit Training Series

Healthy School Meal Pattern Training SY 2013-14 Healthy School Meal Pattern 2013-14 Breakfast Effective July 1, 2013 3 Grade Groups 3 Food Components 1. juice/fruit/veggie 2. grains (optional: meats/meat alternates) 3. milk Lunch Effective July 1, 2012 3 Grade Groups 5 Food Components 1. fruit 4. milk 2. veggie 5. grains 3. meats/meat alternates Reimbursable Definitions Serve all 5 components must be taken by a student, regardless of choices Offer vs. Serve (OVS) Allows students to decline up to any 2 components at lunch to minimize plate waste; GA schools are required to offer more food item choices Choice several food items available as a component selection; choice is not OVS Georgia Department of Education SY 2013-14 All Rights Reserved Page 1 of 40 This institution is an equal opportunity provider and employer.

Healthy School Meal Pattern Training SY 2013-14 Reimbursable Definitions Serve 3 components must be taken by a student, regardless of choices Offer vs. Serve (OVS) Students must: (1) be offered at least 4 food items from the 3 components, in at least the minimum daily portions, and (2) select 3 food items to count as (identified by menu planner) Choice several food items available as a component selection; choice is not OVS Definitions (cont.) Food Component - One of five food groups that comprise school lunch Full Component(ex. lunch daily requirements)- Food Item - A specific food offered within the five food components for lunch Georgia Department of Education SY 2013-14 All Rights Reserved Page 2 of 40 This institution is an equal opportunity provider and employer.

Healthy School Meal Pattern Training SY 2013-14 Offer vs. Serve - Requirements OVS is required in High Schools (9-12) at lunch (NSLP) OVS is optional in Elem. and Middle Schools (K-8) at lunch (NSLP) OVS is optional in Elem., Middle and High Schools at Breakfast (SBP) Offer vs. Serve - Rules 1. Full (5) components must be offered 2. A student may decline 1 or 2 food components offered; must take 3 3. Student in all grades (K-12) must select at least fruit AND at least 2 additional FULL components Georgia Department of Education SY 2013-14 All Rights Reserved Page 3 of 40 This institution is an equal opportunity provider and employer.

Healthy School Meal Pattern Training SY 2013-14 What counts as the required ½ cup of Veggie or Fruit? 1 or more servings of any fruit that equal ½ cup 1 or more servings of any veggie that equal ½ cup 1 or more servings of a mixture of fruits and veggies that equal ½ cup 1 serving of a combination of fruits and veggies equal to ½ cup What does the required Veggie or Fruit look like in OVS? 1. One or more servings of any fruit that equals at least ½ cup for lunch Georgia Department of Education SY 2013-14 All Rights Reserved Page 4 of 40 This institution is an equal opportunity provider and employer.

Healthy School Meal Pattern Training SY 2013-14 Examples of Required Veggie or Fruit in OVS (cont.) 2. One or more servings of any veggie that equals at least ½ cup for lunch Examples of Required Veggie or Fruit in OVS (cont.) 3. One or more servings of a mixture of veggies and fruits that equals at least ½ cup for lunch Georgia Department of Education SY 2013-14 All Rights Reserved Page 5 of 40 This institution is an equal opportunity provider and employer.

Healthy School Meal Pattern Training SY 2013-14 Examples of Required Veggie or Fruit in OVS (cont.) 4. One serving of a combination of veggie and fruit that equals at least ½ cup for lunch Georgia Department of Education SY 2013-14 All Rights Reserved Page 6 of 40 This institution is an equal opportunity provider and employer.

Menu planned for Grades K-5, 6-8 Choice: 1 fruit 2 veggies 1 grain 1 m/ma 1 milk What is total amount offered for: Fruits? Veggies? Grains? Meats/Meat Alternates? What is needed to make this menu for Grades 9-12? Chicken and Spinach Salad Milk-Fat Free (flavored) 1 cup Peaches-Fruit 1/2 cup Mango-Fruit 1/2 cup Wheat Crackers (WGR) Grain1 oz. eq. Cauliflower-Veggie (Other) 1/2 cup Roasted Chicken M/MA 2 oz. eq. Dr. Wheat John D. Roll Barge, (WGR) State School Grain 1 oz. eq. Spinach Salad with Cheese Veggie-(Dark Green) 1/2 cup, (Red/Orange) 1/2 cup M/MA 1/4 oz. eq. 1

the Roasted Chicken M/MA 2 oz. eq. Wheat Roll WGR) Grain 1 oz. eq. Spinach Salad with Cheese Veggie-(Dark Green) 1/2 cup, (Red/Orange) 1/2 cup M/MA 1/4 oz. eq. 2

Mango-Fruit 1/2 cup additional full the Milk-Fat Free (flavored) 1 cup Wheat Roll (WGR) Grain 1 oz. eq. Roasted Chicken M/MA 2 oz. eq. 3

Milk-Fat Free (flavored) 1 cup the Dr. John D. Barge, Spinach State School Salad with Cheese Veggie-Dark Green 1/2 cup, Red/Orange 1/2 cup Making Education Work M/MA for All 1/4 Georgians oz. eq. 4

Mango-Fruit 1/2 cup the Wheat Roll (WGR) Dr. John D. Grain Barge, 1 oz. State eq. School Spinach Salad with Cheese Veggie-(Dark Green) 1/2 cup, (Red/Orange) 1/2 cup M/MA 1/4 oz. eq. 5

Milk-Fat Free (flavored) 1 cup Mango-Fruit 1/2 cup the Roasted Chicken M/MA 2 oz. eq. Wheat Roll (WGR) Grain 1 oz. eq. 6

Menu planned for Grades 9-12 Choice: 2 fruit 2 veggies 1 grain 2 m/ma 1 milk Fish Sticks, Macaroni and Cheese Pears-Fruit 1 cup Nectarine (med)-fruit 1/2 cup Mac and Cheese-M/MA 1 oz. eq. Grain (WGR) 1 oz. eq. Milk-Skim (unflavored) 1 cup What is total amount offered for: Fruits? Veggies? Grains? Sweet Potato-Veggie (Red/Orange) 1/2 cup Meats/Meat Alternates? What would change to make this a menu for Grades K-8? Fish Sticks-M/MA 2 1/4 oz. eq. Ketchup-condiment 1 pkg. Grain 1 oz. eq. Broccoli-Veggie (Dark Green) 1/2 cup 7

the Fish Sticks-M/MA 2 1/4 oz. eq. Grain 1 oz. eq. Mac and Cheese-M/MA 1 oz. eq. Grain (WGR) 1 oz. eq. Milk-Skim (unflavored) 1 cup Ketchup-condiment 1 pkg. Broccoli-Veggie (Dark Green) 1/2 cup 8

Mac and Cheese-M/MA 1 oz. eq. Grain (WGR) 1 oz. eq. the Milk-Skim (unflavored) 1 cup Dr. Ketchup-condiment John D. Barge, State 1 pkg. School Fish Sticks-M/MA 2 1/4 oz. eq. Grain 1 oz. eq. 9

Milk-Skim (unflavored) 1 cup the Fish Sticks-M/MA 2 1/4 oz. eq. Grain 1 oz. eq. Ketchup-condiment 1 pkg. Broccoli-Veggie (Dark Green) 1/2 cup 10

Nectarine (med)-fruit 1/2 cup Sweet Potato-Veggie (Red/Orange) 1/2 cup the Fish Sticks-M/MA 2 1/4 oz. eq. Grain 1 oz. eq. Making Education Ketchup-condiment Work for All 1 Georgians pkg. 11

Menu planned for Grades K-5, 6-8 Choice: 1 fruit 2 veggies 2 grain 1 m/ma 1 milk What is total amount offered for: Fruits? Veggies? Grains? Enchilada, Rice, and Beans Watermelon-Fruit 1/2 cup Mixed Fruit-Fruit 1/2 cup Milk-Skim (flavored) 1 cup Avocado-Veggie (Other) 1/2 cup Meats/Meat Alternates? What is needed to make this menu for Grades 9-12? Spanish Rice-Grain 1 oz. eq. Veggie (Red/Orange) 1/8 cup Refried Beans-Veggie (Beans/Peas) 1/2 cup Chicken Enchiladas-M/MA 2 oz. eq. Grain 1 oz. eq. Veggie (Red/Orange) 1/8 cup 12

Mixed Fruit-Fruit 1/2 cup Milk-Skim (flavored) 1 cup Avocado-Veggie (Other) 1/2 cup the Spanish Rice-Grain 1 oz. eq. Veggie (Red/Orange) 1/8 cup Refried Beans-Veggie (Beans/Peas) 1/2 cup Making Education Chicken Work Enchiladas-M/MA for All Georgians 2 oz. eq. Grain 1 oz. eq. Veggie (Red/Orange) 1/8 cup 13

Mixed Fruit-Fruit 1/2 cup Avocado-Veggie (Other) 1/2 cup the Spanish Rice-Grain 1 oz. eq. Veggie (Red/Orange) 1/8 cup Making Education Chicken Work for Enchiladas-M/MA All Georgians 2 oz. eq. Grain 1 oz. eq. Veggie (Red/Orange) 1/8 cup 14

Mixed Fruit-Fruit 1/2 cup Avocado-Veggie (Other) 1/2 cup the Chicken Enchiladas-M/MA 2 oz. eq. Grain 1 oz. eq. Veggie (Red/Orange) 1/8 cup 15

Refried Beans-Veggie (Beans/Peas) 1/2 cup the Spanish Rice-Grain 1 oz. eq. Veggie (Red/Orange) 1/8 cup Chicken Enchiladas-M/MA 2 oz. eq. Grain 1 oz. eq. Veggie (Red/Orange) 1/8 cup 16

Menu planned for Grades 9-12 Choice: 2 fruit 2 veggies 2 grain 1 m/ma 1 milk What is total amount offered for: Fruits? Veggies? Grains? Spaghetti and Meatballs Milk-Skim (flavored/unflavored) 1 cup Pineapple-Fruit 1/2 cup Graham Crackers-Grain (grain-based dessert) 1 oz. eq. Broccoli-Veggie (Dark Green) 1/2 cup Meats/Meat Alternates? What would change to make this a menu for Grades K-8? Zucchini-Veggie (Other) 2/3 cup Meatballs-M/MA 3 oz. eq. Spaghetti (WGR)-Grain 2 oz. eq. Making Pear (med)-fruit Education 3/4 Work cup for All Georgians Tomato Sauce-Veggie (Red/Orange) 1/3 cup 17

Milk-Skim (flavored) 1 cup Graham Crackers-Grain (grain-based dessert) 1 oz. eq. Broccoli-Veggie (Dark Green) 1/2 cup the Meatballs-M/MA 3 oz. eq. Making Education Spaghetti (WGR)-Grain Work for All Georgians 2 oz. eq. Tomato Sauce-Veggie (Red/Orange) 1/3 cup 18

Milk-Skim (flavored) 1 cup Graham Crackers-Grain (grain-based dessert) 1 oz. eq. the Meatballs-M/MA 3 oz. eq. Dr. John D. Barge, State Spaghetti School (WGR)-Grain 2 oz. eq. Tomato Sauce-Veggie (Red/Orange) 1/3 cup 19

Graham Crackers-Grain (grain-based dessert) 1 oz. eq. Pear (med)-fruit 3/4 cup the Dr. John D. Barge, Meatballs-M/MA State School 3 oz. eq. Spaghetti (WGR)-Grain 2 oz. eq. Making Education Tomato Sauce-Veggie Work for All Georgians (Red/Orange) 1/3 cup 20

Graham Crackers-Grain (grain-based dessert) 1 oz. eq. the Meatballs-M/MA 3 oz. eq. Making Education Work Spaghetti for All (WGR)-Grain Georgians 2 oz. eq. Tomato Sauce-Veggie (Red/Orange) 1/3 cup 21

Pear (med)-fruit 3/4 cup the Meatballs-M/MA 3 oz. eq. Making Education Spaghetti Work for (WGR)-Grain All Georgians 2 oz. eq. Tomato Sauce-Veggie (Red/Orange) 1/3 cup 22

Menu planned for Grades K-5 Choice: 1 fruit 2 veggies 1 grain 1 m/ma 1 milk What is total offering for: Fruits? Veggies? Grains? Tomato-Lentil Soup Mixed Fruit-Fruit 1/2 cup Chef Salad-M/MA 1 oz. eq. Veggie (Dark Green) 1/2 cup (Red/Orange) 1/4 cup (Other) 1/4 cup Apple (sm)-fruit 1/2 cup Milk-Skim (unflavored) 1 cup Meats/Meat Alternates? What is needed to make this menu for Grades 9-12? Dr. John D. Barge, State Tomato School Soup with Lentils Veggie (Red/Orange) 1/2 cup Making Education Work Veggie for All (Beans/Peas) Georgians 1/4 cup Crackers-Grain 1 oz. eq. 23

Mixed Fruit-Fruit 1/2 cup Milk-Skim (unflavored) 1 cup the Tomato Soup with Lentils Making Education Veggie Work (Red/Orange) for All Georgians 1/2 cup Veggie (Beans/Peas) 1/4 cup Crackers-Grain 1 oz. eq. 24

Apple (sm)-fruit 1/2 cup Milk-Skim (unflavored) 1 cup Mixed Fruit-Fruit 1/2 cup the Dr. John D. Barge, Chef Salad-M/MA State School 1 oz. eq. Veggie (Dark Green) 1/2 cup Making Education Work (Red/Orange) for All Georgians 1/4 cup (Other) 1/4 cup Crackers-Grain 1 oz. eq. 25

Mixed Fruit-Fruit 1/2 cup Crackers-Grain 1 oz. eq. the Tomato Soup with Lentils Veggie (Red/Orange) 1/2 cup Veggie (Beans/Peas) 1/4 cup 26

the Mixed Fruit-Fruit 1/2 cup Milk-Skim (unflavored) 1 cup Apple (sm)-fruit 1/2 cup Crackers-Grain 1 oz. eq. 27

Menu planned for Grades 9-12 Choice: 2 fruit 3 veggies 2 grain 1 m/ma 1 milk Chili and Beans Milk-Skim 1 cup Wheat Crackers (WGR)-Grain 1 oz. eq. Orange (med.)-fruit 1/2 cup Blueberries-Fruit 1 cup What is total amount offered for: Fruits? Veggies? Grains? Bread Stick-Grain 1 1/2 oz. eq. Beef Chili-M/MA 2 oz. eq. Veggie (Red/Orange) 1/2 cup (Beans/Peas) 1/2 cup Meats/Meat Alternates? What would change to make this a menu for Grades K-8? Baked Potato-Veggie (Starchy) 1 cup Dr. John Celery-Veggie D. Barge, (Other) State School 1/2 cup Cheese-M/MA 1/2 oz. eq. 28

the Beef Chili-M/MA 2 oz. eq. Veggie (Red/Orange) 1/2 cup (Beans/Peas) 1/2 cup Wheat Crackers (WGR)-Grain 1 oz. eq. Blueberries-Fruit 1 cup Milk-Skim 1 cup Making Celery-Veggie Education Work (Other) for All 1/2 Georgians cup Cheese-M/MA 1/2 oz. eq. 29

Beef Chili-M/MA 2 oz. eq. Veggie (Red/Orange)1/2 cup (Beans/Peas) 1/2 cup Orange (med.)-fruit 1/2 cup the Bread Stick-Grain 1 1/2 oz. eq. Cheese-M/MA 1/2 oz. eq. 30

Wheat Crackers (WGR)-Grain 1 oz. eq. Blueberries-Fruit 1 cup the Baked Potato-Veggie (Starchy)1 cup Milk-Skim 1 cup Making Celery-Veggie Education Work (Other) for All 1/2 Georgians cup Cheese-M/MA 1/2 oz. eq. 31

Wheat Crackers (WGR)-Grain 1 oz. eq. Blueberries-Fruit 1 cup the Beef Chili-M/MA 2 oz. eq. Veggie (Red/Orange) 1/2 cup (Beans/Peas) 1/2 cup Cheese-M/MA 1/2 oz. eq. 32

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