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Vonda Fekete

Access resources and policies for implementing school nutrition programs and education. Enhance student health and wellness with expert guidance and support.

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Vonda Fekete

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  1. Vonda Fekete Nutrition Education and School Nutrition Programs Supervisor

  2. Resources Pennsylvania Department of Education’s Resources: • Nutrition Standards for Competitive Foods in Pennsylvania Schools • Examples of Policy Language for Nutrition Education, Physical Activity and Other School Based Activities Changes in Child Nutrition Program Law and Regulations Pennsylvania Department of Education, June 2005

  3. Resources USDA’s Wellness Policy Website and Team Nutrition Resources Wellness Policy Section Making It Happen Changing the Scene www.fns.usda.gov/tn.htm Changes in Child Nutrition Program Law and Regulations Pennsylvania Department of Education, June 2005

  4. Resources Wellness Policy Templates are available at: School Nutrition Association www.schoolnutrition.org National Alliance for Nutrition and Activity www.schoolwellnesspolicies.org Changes in Child Nutrition Program Law and Regulations Pennsylvania Department of Education, June 2005

  5. Resources Policy Structure Resource National Association of State Boards of Education Fit Healthy and Ready to Learn www.nasbe.org/HealthySchools/healthy_eating.html School Health Councils and Coordinated School Health American Cancer Society www.cancer.org/docroot/PED/content/PED_1_6School_health.asp Changes in Child Nutrition Program Law and Regulations Pennsylvania Department of Education, June 2005

  6. Resources General Resources for Nutrition and Physical Activity: Action for Healthy Kids (AFHK) www.actionforhealthykids.org AFHL Wellness Policy Tool www.actionforhealthykids.org/resources_wp.php Family and Community Careers Leaders of America (FCCLA) www.fcclainc.org Changes in Child Nutrition Program Law and Regulations Pennsylvania Department of Education, June 2005

  7. Resources General Resources for Nutrition and Physical Activity: National Association for Sports and Physical Education (NASPE) www.aapherd.org/naspe Project PA “Preventing Childhood Overweight and Obesity: Parents Can Make a Difference” Healthy School Nutrition Environment Policies Increasing School Meals Participation - Breakfast http://nutrition.psu.edu/projectpa Changes in Child Nutrition Program Law and Regulations Pennsylvania Department of Education, June 2005

  8. Nutrition Standards for Competitive Foods in Pennsylvania Schools Objectives: • Resource to assist schools in meeting the nutrition guidelines requirement of the Local Wellness Policy • Provide a consistent definition for “healthy” • Create a uniform request to assist the food industry to respond Changes in Child Nutrition Program Law and Regulations Pennsylvania Department of Education, June 2005

  9. Nutrition Standards for Competitive Foods in Pennsylvania Schools • Voluntary • Phased in over 3 years to allow time for schools and the food industry to respond • A Place to Start-July 1, 2006 • Better-July 1, 2007 • Best-July 1, 2008 • Places emphasis on the Food Service Director as a source of information • Supports the National School Lunch Program Changes in Child Nutrition Program Law and Regulations Pennsylvania Department of Education, June 2005

  10. Sources of Competitive Foods • A la carte Food/Snacks • A la carte Beverages • Vending Food/Snacks • Vending Beverages • Fundraisers (non-vending) • Classroom Parties/ Holiday Celebrations • Rewards • Foods from Home • School Stores Food/Snacks • School Stores Beverages • Faculty Lounges Changes in Child Nutrition Program Law and Regulations Pennsylvania Department of Education, June 2005

  11. Development of the Nutrition Standards included review of standards from: • Texas Department of Agriculture • Arkansas Department of Education • Massachusetts’s Ala Carte Food and Beverage Standards • North Carolina’s Eat Smart School Standards • New Jersey’s Model School Nutrition Policy • USDA’s HealthierUS School Challenge Also included recommendations from 2005 Dietary Guidelines for Americans, and position papers from the American Dietetic Association, and the American Academy of Pediatrics Changes in Child Nutrition Program Law and Regulations Pennsylvania Department of Education, June 2005

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