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- Language Arts Education
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- Mathematics & Science Partnership Grant Program
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- (NAEP) National Assessment of Educational Progress
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- Office of Early Childhood
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- Parent Involvement
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- Qualified School Construction Bonds (QSCB)
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- Race To The Top
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- Rule 1 - School Audit Procedures
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- Rule 4 - Textbook Loan Program
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- Rule 15 - Education of Students with LEP GUIDE
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- Rule 81 - High School Equivalency
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- Rule 84 - ESU Regulations
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- Rule 86 - School Breakfast Reimbursement
- Rule 87 - Qualified Zone Academy Bonds
- Rule 88 - School Technology Fund Program
- Rule 89 - Education Innovation Fund Program
- Rule 91 - Driver Qual. & Op. Proc. for Pupil Trans. Vechiles(Implementetion 11/26/2012)
- Rule 92- Min. Equip. Stand. & Safety Crit. for Public Trans. Veh.(Implementetion 11/26/2012)
- Rules & Regulations
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- Safe & Drug Free Schools
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- State ICC (Interagency Coordinating Council)
- State of the Schools Report
- State Personnel Development Grant
- Statewide Assessment
- Student Absences Data
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- Summer Food Program - Financial
- Summer Food Service Program
- Supplemental Education Services (SES) Title I
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- Teach in Nebraska
- Teacher Certification
- Teacher Education
- Teacher of the Year
- Teacher Retirement
- Teacher Shortage/Vacancy
- Technology
- Textbook Loan Program - Rule 4
- Title I
- Title I - Financial
- Title IPart D - Neglected or Delinquent
- Title I Part B subpart C - Even Start Family Literacy
- Title II A - Teacher & Principal Training
- Title II A - Financial
- Title II B - Math & Science Partnerships
- Title II D - Financial
- Title III (NCLB)- Limited English
- Title III (NCLB) - Financial
- Title IV A - Financial
- Title IV B - 21st Cent. Comm. Lrn. Cntr. Grant Prog. NCLB
- Title V A (NCLB) - Innovative Programs
- Title V - Financial
- Title X A - Homeless Education
- Transcripts - GED/Diplomas
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- Transition to Teaching
- Twenty First Century Comm. Learning Center Grant Prog.
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- USDA Food & Nutrition Services Programs
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- Veterans Education
- Visual/Performing Arts Education
- Visualy Handicapped NE Center (NCECVBI)
- Vocational Rehabilitation
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- Writing Assessment
- Work-Based Learning
- World Languages Education - Foreign Language Education
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Nutrition Services

Nutrition Services Home

School Meals Program

Child and Adult Care Food Program

Summer Food Service Program

Claims and Application

Quick Links

Nebraska Department of Education
Nutrition Services
301 Centennial Mall South
PO Box 94987
Lincoln, NE 68509-9487

(800) 731-2233 (Nebraska Only)
or (402) 471-2488
EMAIL

National School Lunch Program - NSLP

Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Program

The Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Program (FFVP) is authorized by Section 4303 of Public Law 110-234, the Food, Conservation and Energy Act of 2008. The purpose of the program is to increase fresh fruit and vegetable consumption in elementary school children.

Overview of USDA's Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Program Video

To be eligible to participate, an elementary school, as defined in Rule 10, must have 50 percent or more of their students eligible for free or reduced-price meals. To the maximum extent possible, priority will be given to schools with the highest percentage of low-income students. Selected schools must offer free fresh fruits and vegetables to students during the school day a minimum of twice a week. Funding to each school will be based on the school’s enrollment.

Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Handbook - December 2010	Adobe pdf
Fresh Fruit and Vegetable - A Resource Guide	Adobe pdf
Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Resources	Web Page - html
Invitation to apply for USDA's FFVP mailed to schools with 50% or more of their students eligible for free or reduced price meals. Application for FFVP Part 1 - School Profile.doc Part 2 - Questionarire.doc Part 3 - Signature.doc Instructions.pdf Print a copy of the compete application Part 1, Part 2 and Part 3.pdf	- Memoradum.pdf - List of Schools.pdf

FFVP Training

FFVP Resources

Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Program Resources
State and Local Resources, Available on USDA FSN Website

Other Links

USDA Food and Nutrition Service, Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Program
Center for Disease Control and Prevention
United States Department of Agriculture Homepage

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