SFSP Training

Annual training is required for any NEW Community Organizations (COs) who want to participate as SFSP sponsors for Summer 2022. COs will review the “Orientation to Serving Summer Meals” to satisfy this SFSP training requirement. This training certificate must be uploaded into the Management Plan.

Both COs and SFAs operating SFSP must complete the Civil Rights training and upload the training certificate into the Management Plan.

The table below includes the online trainings available from ADE on summer operations. Training types include recorded webinars, how-to guides, and online courses. Training certificates for recorded webinars can be found at the end of the webinar slides. Training certificates for how-to guides and online courses are at the end of the training.

Training Type	Training Title	Training Length
Staying on Track Webinar Series
Webinar	May 2022 (Recording) (Slides)	1.0 hours
Webinar	June 2022 (Recording) (Slides)	1.0 hours
Webinar	July 2022 (Recording) (Slides)	1.0 hours
Administration
Online Course	Orientation to Serving Summer Meals	1.5 hours
How-To Guide	Step by Step Instruction: How to Submit Site and Sponsor Applications in CNPWeb: Seamless Summer Option	1.0 hours
How-To Guide	Step by Step Instruction: How to Submit Site and Sponsor Applications in CNPWeb: Summer Food Service Program	1.0 hours
Quick Guide	Quick Guide: How to Access and Complete the Management Plan and Budget for the Summer Food Service Program	N/A
Quick Guide	Quick Guide: How to Determine and Document Site Eligibility for Summer Meal Service	N/A
Online Course	What to Expect: Summer Food Service Program Administrative Review for Program Year 2022	0.5 hours
Civil Rights
Online Course	Civil Rights Compliance for Child Nutrition Operators	1.0 hours
Quick Guide	Quick Guide: How to Complete Ethnic and Racial Data	N/A
Outreach
Webinar	SNAC Expanding Community Access to Summer Food (Recording) (Slides)	N/A
Webinar	SNAC Boosting July Participation at Summer Food Sites (Recording) (Slides)	N/A
Nutrition
Webinar	upLIFT April - STAR School (Recording) (Slides)	0.5 hours
Webinar	upLIFT May - Cave Creek Unified District (Recording) (Slides)	0.5 hours
Webinar	upLIFT June - Turnip the Beet (Recording) (Slides)	0.5 hours

From the Health and Nutrition Services Blog

2022 Farm Fresh Challenge Fri, Oct 22 2021

2022 Farm Fresh Challenge

Interested in Creating Your Kitchen? Fri, May 7 2021

The Arizona Department of Education (ADE) is excited to announce a new partnership with the Chef Ann Foundation, Life Time Foundation, and Whole Kids Foundation! These organizations are part of the newly formed ScratchWorks Collective and are dedicated to improving the quality of school meals and love sharing their expertise with school nutrition professionals. These partners look forward to supporting 10 Arizona Local Educational Agencies (LEAs) in a three-phase program to help operators regain their kitchens and menus as they recover from the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic. The Chef Ann Foundation will kick-off this collaborative work by sending a culinary trained school food operational expert to each of the selected LEAs for a one-day on-site consultation to create a two-year plan with built-in mentoring designed to transform your kitchens, develop your staff, and take control of your finances to support the menu of your dreams.