Title: SMI Update
1SMI Update
- Spring Directors Conference 2008
2Are Alabama School Lunches Meeting SMI Nutrition
Standards?
3Most Schools Offered Lunches in 2006-2007 that
Met USDA Standards for Key Nutrients
Percentage of Schools Meeting Key Nutrient
Standards
4Eighty-one Percent of Schools Analyzed Offered
Lunches that Met the Calorie Standards
5Fewer Schools Met All SMI Standards for a
Reimbursable Lunch
6There was Little Change in the Percent of Total
Fat and Saturated Fat in the Planned Menus
7Percent of Schools Analyzed that met the
Standards for Total Fat and Saturated Fat
8Percent of Schools Analyzed that Met Alabama
Benchmarks
9Percent of Schools Visited that Met Alabama
Wellness Standards
10New for 2008-2009
- Corrective Action Plan (CAP) Follow-up
- Criteria
- Total Fat gt34 of calories
- Saturated Fat gt11 of calories
- Calories and/or USDA key nutrients are gt10 below
target - Key nutrients Calcium, Vitamin A, Vitamin C,
Iron - Recurrent Findings
11A CAP is Required when
- USDA SMI Standards are not met
- Calories
- Protein
- Vitamin A
- Vitamin C
- Calcium
- Iron
- Total Fat
- Saturated Fat
12A CAP is NOT Required When
- Alabama benchmarks are not met, but all USDA
standards were met - Sodium
- Fiber
- Cholesterol
- Carbohydrate
13- If USDA SMI standards are not met and a CAP is
required, corrective action will also be required
for any state benchmarks not met.
14Other
- Nutrient Analysis
- Moisture change fat change
- SMI Road to Success
- Nutrient Analysis Protocols
- Crediting Breads/Grains
- Food Buying Guide
- Chart on pages 3-15 and 3-15
15Questions?
16- Summer Managers Training
- 2008
17Topics
- Communication Skills for Managers
- Dealing with Conflict in the Workplace
- Creating a Motivating Workplace
18 Locations Dates
- Cullman June 4-5
- Montgomery May 27, 28, June 4
- Etowah Co. June 10-11
- Shelby Co. June 17-19
- Dothan June 17-18
- Baldwin Co. June 24-26
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