All fundraisers will have to be approved by the Board of Education..
Use this site to determine if your fundraiser request meets the federal Smart Snacks in Schools standards.. Read the information below to understand the purpose of each tab at the top.
Smart Snacks Tab- Explains the time frame of when Smart Snacks must be served.
Fundraiser Exemptions Tab- Explains the allowable days to "cheat" or be exempted from the federal Smart Snacks in Schools standards.
Smart Snacks Calculator- If you would like to see if your food items meet federal Smart Snacks in Schools standards, simply enter the nutrition information in and the calculator will let you know.
Fundraiser Request Tab- Use this tab to submit your current request.
The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) defines a fundraiser as an event or activity during which students exchange currency/tokens/tickets, etc., for the sale/purchase of a product in support of the school or school-related activities. The Smart Snacks regulations apply only to products intended to be consumed during the school day. Some examples include:
Giving away food, but suggesting a donation
Vending machine when the profits are used to support a school-sponsored club or activity such as the school band or football team
Special treats sold during lunch hour by a student organization
Bake sales offered to students
Pizza sold in the classroom