
Meal Quality Series
Designed for Food Service Directors to train kitchen staff on strategies to improve meal quality and increase participation in school meal programs. Each video is offered in English and Spanish.
Modules:
- Taste of Colorado
- Processed to Scratch
- Nutrition Nudging

Summer Food Service Program
Training series for sponsors and site staff operating the Summer Food Service Program.
Modules:
- What Know as a Sponsor
- Civil Rights
- Meal Patterns and Menu Planning
- Meal Service Preparation
- Site Eligibility
- Food Safety
- Completing the Meal Count Form
- Serving Meals
- Community Partnerships and Outreach Strategies
- Prepare for a Review

Administrative Reviews
Administrative Reviews (AR) ensure program integrity and compliance, offer additional training and support, and acknowledge the positive efforts and innovative approaches to serving nutritious meals to children during the school year.
Modules:
- Administrative Review Overview
- General Program Compliance
- Meal Access and Reimbursement
- Meal Patterns and Nutrition Quality
- Syncplicity Guidance

Colorado Nutrition Portal
This course provides a series of modules designed to bolster your ability to use the Colorado Nutrition Portal. The Portal is used by Child Nutrition Program Sponsors to complete annual renewal program applications, submit reimbursement claims for meals served, view historical and current program data, view and submit Administrative Review information and much more!
Modules:
- Colorado Nutrition Portal: Take the Tour
- SSO Application Screen Recording
- Direct Certification: How to Prepare and Upload
- How to Submit Applications (coming soon)
- How to Submit Claims (coming soon)

Community Eligibility Provision (CEP)
An introduction to the Community Eligibility Provision (CEP), how to define "identified students" in your school and/or district, and the benefits of implementing CEP.
Modules:
- Introduction to Data and Reporting
- Considerations for Implementation

Crediting Food Groups in Child Nutrition Programs
Outlines creditable foods, how to calculate meal pattern contributions, and how to use the USDA Food Buying Guide.
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Financial Management
Provides information on accurate forecasting and inventory management techniques. These trainings are part of the Masterclass Leadership series.
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Food Safety in Schools and Share Tables 101
Covers food safety requirements for school food authorities operating child nutrition programs and how to offer a share table within the context of food safety.
Modules:- Food Safety in Schools
- Share Tables 101

Food Service Management Companies and Meal Vendors
Provides an overview of the process and requirements for school food authorities who choose to work with food service management companies.
Modules:
- Request for Proposal (RFP) Process for Contracting with Vended Meals and Food Service Management Companies
- FSMC and Vended Meal Contract Renewal Training

Fresh Fruit & Vegetable Program (FFVP)
Provides an overview of the Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Program (FFVP) including regulations, best practices, and claiming procedures.
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Income Verification
Covers annual verification requirements, including timelines and documents. Learn how to accurately identify error-prone applications, calculate the verification sample pool, properly notify households and confirm eligibility.
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Meal Pattern Documentation & Offer vs. Serve Requirements in NSLP and SBP
Outlines meal pattern requirements in the National School Lunch Program (NSLP) and the School Breakfast Program (SBP).
Modules:
- Meal Pattern Documentation
- Meal Pattern & Offer vs. Serve (OVS) Requirements in NSLP (coming soon)
- Meal Pattern & OVS Requirements in SBP (coming soon)

Production Records
Provides the background and regulations on production records in child nutrition programs.
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School Meal Eligibility
Modules:
- Regulations and Process Overview
- Processing Income Applications (coming soon)
- Processing Categorical Applications
Smarter Lunchrooms
Series of trainings designed to equip school lunchrooms with evidence-based tools that improve child eating behaviors and thus improve the health of children. Smarter Lunchroom principles are simple low and no-cost changes you can make to your lunchrooms to improve participation and profits while reducing waste.
Modules:
- The Six Principles of Behavioral Economics
- The Smarter Lunchrooms Scorecard - Part 1
- The Smarter Lunchrooms Scorecard - Part 2
- The Four Step Path

Special Dietary Needs
Provides the background and regulations of accommodating special dietary needs in school meal programs.
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