Summer Food Service Program Basics: Sponsor Requirements for Staff Training

This training is to review the requirements of Summer Food Service Program (SFSP) sponsor staff to train staff with SFSP responsibilities. Staff required to be trained include, but is not limited to, the Food Program Coordinator, administrative staff, Site Supervisor, and Monitors. This presentation is hosted by the Oregon Department of Education Child Nutrition Programs (ODE CNP).
Helpful Links:
ODE CNP SFSP Webpage: tinyurl.com/mv...
SFSP Administrative Guidance Manual: fns-prod.azure...
SFSP Nutrition Guide: www.fns.usda.g...
Additional USDA SFSP Guidance Materials: www.fns.usda.g...
Food Buying Guide and Tools: foodbuyingguid...
ODE Equity Page: tinyurl.com/48...
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