Title: The Road to SMI Success:
1The Road to SMI Success
- A Guide for
- School Food Service Directors
- Part 4
2Daily Practices for Meeting SMI Nutrition Goals
- Implementation of specific daily practices helps
achieve SMI nutrition goals
on the Road to SMI Success
3Menu Planning One of the Daily Practices
- Increase the variety of entrees offered
- Limit processed meats to once a week
- Offer at least 1 fresh fruit or fresh
vegetable daily - Offer at least 1 whole grain daily
- Offer at least 1 serving of cooked dried beans or
peas once a week
4Menu Planning One of the Daily Practices
- Offer healthy alternate choices.
- If no choices available, offer no more than 1
high fat item per week - Obtain nutrition information about any food item
being considered for the menu - Offer and promote unflavored skim milk or
unflavored 1 percent low fat milk at each meal
5Other Important Daily Practices for Meeting SMI
Nutrition Goals
- Purchasing practices include
- Low-fat or skim milk and low-fat dairy products
- Information on condiments, meat/meat alternates,
entrees, fruits and vegetables, oils and fats,
grains and breads, and seasonings
6Other Important Daily Practices
- Food preparation practices
- Foodservice practices
- Healthy choices in a la carte items
- Food safety and sanitation
7Why Use These Daily Practices
- SFAs can use the practices to help
their menus meet SMI nutrition targets - SFAs can evaluate their
current practices and
adjust as needed.
8Daily Practices Commitment and Training
- Commitment of the foodservice staff
- Training
9Team Nutrition
- Information on Team
Nutrition - How Team Nutrition can assist
schools - How a school can enroll
10 Preparing for an SMI Review
- Helps an SFA to be prepared on a daily and
on-going basis
11Preparing for an SMI Review
- Daily documentation requirements
- What to expect from the State
agency during the SMI review - Preparing principals,
administrators, and staff for SMI
12 Preparing for an SMI Review
- SA will provide notification in advance
regarding - Which school(s) has been selected
- What week has been selected for review
- When an on-site visit will be conducted.
- What specific information will need to be
provided
13SMI vs. CRE Review Whats the Difference?
- CRE review goals
- SMI review goals
- Timing of the SMI review
14Required Documents for the SMI Review
- v Menus for the review week
15Required Documents for the SMI Review (Cont.)
16Required Documents for the SMI Review (Cont.)
- v Food production records
17Required Documents for the SMI Review (Cont.)
18Required Documents for the SMI Review (Cont.)
19Required Documents for the SMI Review (Cont.)
- v Nutrient analysis NSMP/ANSMP schools
Nov 14, 2005 thru Nov 18, 2005 Spreadsheet
Portion Values
20Summary
- Developed as a resource for SFAs and State
agencies - Contains
- A comparison of menu planning approaches, and
advantages and disadvantages - Checklists for food-based and nutrient-based
approaches - Suggested daily practices/Team Nutrition
- Preparing for an SMI Review
21- Park your questions in the parking lot.