More than 8.1 million children across the United States start their day with the School Breakfast Program, a Federal program that provides States with cash assistance for non-profit breakfast programs in schools and residential child care institutions.
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Starting a School Breakfast Program
- Why Serve Breakfast
Serving Up a Successful School Breakfast Program - A Guide for School Breakfast Program Implementation, September 2009- School Breakfast 101
- School Breakfast Program Cost/Benefit Analysis: Achieving a profitable SBP 2007
UW Extension, Family Living Program, withCost Analysis Spreadsheets - USDA - Discover School Breakfast Toolkit - This toolkit has tips and information on designing a marketing plan, financial planning, surveys, flyers, brochures, posters and other promotional pieces.
- Resources You Can Customize to Meet Your School's Needs
- To sign your school up for this program or for more information contact Tracy Pierick at (608) 266-7112.
Request to Implement New SBP Requirements Early
Request to Implement New School Breakfast Program Requirements Early - The Healthy Hunger Free Kids Act of 2010 issued regulations to update the meal pattern requirements and nutrition standards for school lunches and school breakfasts. In the School Breakfast Program (SBP), the meal requirements (other than milk) were developed to be implemented gradually through SY2013-14 and SY2014-15. School food authorities (SFA’s) that wish to adopt ALL of the 2013-2014 new SBP requirements earlier than the required date of implementation are required to have DPI-SNTs approval in order to do so.
Financial, Counting & Claiming
Menu Planning & Meals
Resources
Additional Grant Opportunities
Related Links
Wisconsin School Breakfast Statistics
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School Breakfast Program Enrollment and Participation Report (E&PR)
These data reports provide district level information regarding student enrollment and free and reduced price eligible students. The report also provides meal participation data by free/reduced price and paid categories.
The source data for the annual E&PR comes from annual October reimbursement claims submitted to the DPI by Local Education Agencies (LEAs). The source data entitled "October 2010" comes from October 2010 reimbursement claims. Schools have 60 days after the last day of the month to submit claims therefore data is first assembled at the beginning of January. E&PR is typically posted near the beginning of the following year.
- October 2011 (Note: "Public" and "Private, RCCI, and 2R Charter" schools data are separated by tabs)
- October 2010 (Note: "Public" and "Private" schools data are separated by tabs)
- October 2009 (Note: "Public" and "Private" schools data are separated by tabs)
- October 2008
- October 2007
- Archived Previous School Years
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School Participation and Service Models
These data reports provide school level information regarding whether the school is serving breakfast or not and if they are what type of breakfast serving model is used. Schools offering the School Breakfast Program and those that are not are separated on two different tabs.
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Food Research and Action Center (FRAC) Report
- This FRAC report presents state-by-state School Breakfast and Lunch participation data by School Year and the national rankings of each state.
SBP Contact
Tracy Pierick, RDN, CD
Public Health Nutritionist
608-266-7112