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Resources to communicate the transition of summer meals from service under USDA flexibilities to traditional congregate service models. (Translations of materials coming soon)
Key Messages - Share these key messages with education, school leaders and administrators in your community to promote and inform them of the summer meals programs.
Media Posts - Copy and post these social media messages on your media platforms to promote and inform families and the community about summer meals.
Transition Letter Template - Download and customize this letter to send to families and the community, notiying them of the changes in summer meals programs.
Signage - Post these signs at your sites to explain the transition to traditional summer meal site rules.
Graphics - Download and use these summer meal graphics to promote summer meals programs.
Communicating Summer Meals 2022 Operations Changes to Parents and Families (English and Spanish)
Summer Meals Toolkit for promotion of Summer Meals Programs
Promotional Banners and Bookmarks - Use the link below to order promotional banners, site banners and SFSP bookmarks
Following are links to Oregon Summer Meals marketing materials. These resources are intended for printing only and are not accessible for web purposes.
Printable Materials:
Sample Letters to Families:
Monitoring:
Planning:
Meals:
Labor:
SFSP Data - Sites approved to operate SFSP in the current year
The Oregon Department of Education Child Nutrition Department has submitted the below waiver requests to the US Department of Agriculture Food and Nutrition Services. This information is provided to comply with the public notification statutory requirements in the Richard B. Russell National School Lunch Act, Section 12 (I)(1)(A)(ii).
For additional information or questions, contact the Oregon Department of Education Child Nutrition Programs at 503-947-5894.
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