School Breakfast Program
More than 8.1 million children across the United States start their day with the School Breakfast Program, a Federal program that provides States with cash assistance for non-profit breakfast programs in schools and residential child care institutions.
Starting a School Breakfast Program
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Serving Up a Successful School Breakfast Program - A Guide for School Breakfast Program Implementation, updated December 2015
- School Breakfast Program Cost/Benefit Analysis: Achieving a profitable SBP - UW Extension, Family Living Program
- USDA - Energize Your Day with School Breakfast Toolkit - information on starting or expanding a breakfast program, menu planning, designing a marketing plan, financial planning, surveys, flyers, brochures, posters and other promotional pieces.
- To sign your school up for this program or for more information contact DPISBP@dpi.wi.gov.
Wisconsin School Breakfast Statistics
- School Breakfast Program Enrollment and Participation Report (E&PR): These data reports provide district level information regarding student enrollment and free and reduced price eligible students. The report also provides meal participation data by free/reduced price and paid categories.
School Participation and Service Models
These data reports provide school level information regarding whether the school is serving breakfast or not and if they are what type of breakfast serving model is used. Schools offering the School Breakfast Program and those that are not are separated on two different tabs
Food Research and Action Center (FRAC) Report
This FRAC report presents state-by-state School Breakfast and Lunch participation data by School Year and the national rankings of each state.
Previously Awarded School Breakfast Program Grants
- Breakfast in the Classroom (BIC) 2013 Equipment Grant - Awarded Schools
- Proposed Nutrition Standards Pilot Grant Awards Announced - Awarded Schools
- Kohl Breakfast Start Up and Participation Improvement Grants - Awarded Schools
Severe Need Breakfast
A school is eligible for severe need reimbursement if 40% or more of the student lunches served at the school in the second preceding school year were served free or at a reduced price. Severe need payment is made on an individual school building basis. Regulations required documentation of eligibility to be maintained on file by the school agency for periodic review. Severe Need Breakfast request submission and approval is now part of the DPI SNT annual online contract renewal.
- Understanding USDA's Severe Need Breakfast Program Webcast
- Tool to determine Severe Need Breakfast for SY 2019-2020
- Lunch Data SY 2017-2018
- Lunch Data SY 2017-2018 (Excel tracker)
- Tool to determine Severe Need Breakfast for SY 2020-2021
- Lunch Data SY 2018-2019
- Lunch Data SY 2018-2019 (Excel tracker)
- Tool to determine Severe Need Breakfast for SY 2019-2020
USDA Guidance Memorandum
- Eligibility for Severe Need Rates for the School Breakfast Program (SBP) SP 23, USDA, 09/22/05