AB 290 FAQ

Answers to some Frequently Asked Questions about the bill, prepared by CFPA. PDF

California Legislation Related to Child Care Nutrition

AB 2084 (2010) – Chaptered link AB 1872 (2012) – Vetoed link

Bill Language

AB 290, as chaptered on October 11, 2013. PDF AB 290, as amended on September 3, 2013. PDF AB 290, as amended on May 20, 2013. PDF AB 290, as introduced on February 11, 2013. PDF AB 290, History. link

Lame Duck Call-In Day: Wednesday Nov. 28th

11.26.2013 Today, November 26th, Congress reconvened for the lame duck session. The Farm Bill, which includes SNAP, has not yet passed through Congress and will likely be part of future budget discussions. We can’t let Congress forget about the 46 million Americans who rely on SNAP benefits.

CFPA Workshops at CSBA Annual Education Conference

11.26.12  CFPA will host two workshops this year at the California School Boards Association’s (CSBA) annual conference. If you’re going to be at the CSBA conference this year, please join us at our two

Just Released – New School Meal Analysis

11.16.2012 CFPA’s school meal analysis describes student participation in the National School Lunch Program and federal School Breakfast Program, and the resulting fiscal impact

Now Accepting 2013 "Freshy" Award Nominations

11.13.2012 The “Freshy” Awards honor the actions of individual Californians and organizations from across the state that have worked diligently in the last year to improve CalFresh. CFPA will collect information about each nominee

Schools Encouraged to Offer Plant-Based Vegetarian Options

11.8.2012 California Department of Education Nutrition Services Division released a management bulletin entitled “Vegetarian Options in School Meals”. The bulletin outlines the variety of benefits of eating plant-centered vegetarian meals,

Measure J Passes – Bond to Improve Oakland USD Facilities

11.7.2012 Oakland’s Measure J received over 80 percent “yes” votes in Tuesday’s election. The bond will provide funds for the district to improve classrooms, science labs, and other school facilities, as well as upgrades to kitchen facilities.

Great News: CA Voters Pass Prop 30!

11.7.2012 With the results of yesterday’s election confirmed, CFPA is pleased to learn that California voters passed Proposition 30, Governor Brown’s tax initiative to raise revenue, support state education, and help to balance the state budget.

CalFresh Forum Event Registration is Now Open!

10.29.2012 Registration for the 2013 CalFresh Forum is now open! You can easily register online and find out more about the Forum by visiting the CalFresh Forum webpage. This year we

$10 Registration Fee

10.24.2012 This year we are asking for a $10 registration fee to help cover the rising costs of organizing and hosting the Forum. The registration fee includes your attendance, lunch, and light breakfast service. As part of the registration process you will be redirected to PayPal where you can [...]

New Year, New Updates to the Forum

10.24.2012 This year we have made a few changes to the CalFresh Forum. First, workshops will be tailored to one of three types of attendees: CalFresh administrators and eligibility workers, outreach workers, and advocates. We understand that

CalFresh Forum 2013

Wednesday February 20, 2013 – Wednesday February 13, 2013 1013 K Street Map and Directions | Register Description: Each year CFPA’s CalFresh Forum brings together hundreds of key stakeholders from across the state to discuss strategies and opportunities to improve the reach and impact of CalFresh. Register

Event Brochure Now Available!

10.23.2012 The 2013 CalFresh Forum event brochure will provide you with an overview of this year’s workshop topics, changes to the Forum format, including unique workshop tracks for attendees, and more details about the event location and schedule!

USDA's New "Recipes for Healthy Kids Cookbook"

10.18.2012 USDA’s Team Nutrition has released a cookbook with the 30 winning recipes from the Recipes for Healthy Kids (R4HK) Competition, scaled to be used in school kitchens.

Building Up Support for School Food Service Directors

10.10.2012 We have all complained about school meals at some point, proclaims Marlene Schwartz, Deputy Director for the Rudd Center, in a recent Huff blog post. But times are changing for school meals and Food Service Directors need our support more than ever.

AB 1872 (Alejo) Vetoed by Governor

10.4.2012 AB 1872 (Alejo) Improving Child Care Nutrition was vetoed by the Governor on Thursday, September 27.

State Superintendent of Instruction Supports Breakfast

10.1.12 Tom Torlakson, California’s State Superintendent of Instruction, confirms the health and academic benefits of eating a school breakfast and urges schools increase participation

Establishment of Coalition: Nutrition for Los Angeles Families

10.1.2012 CFPA’s process to invite stakeholders to form a coalition began by identifying a small group of organizations who conduct CalFresh outreach and enrollment. The Coalition was named Nutrition for Los Angeles Families (NFLAF). Members of

AB 1594 Vetoed by Governor Brown

10.1.2012 AB 1594 (Eng) Improving Charter School Nutrition was vetoed by the Governor on Saturday, September 29. AB 1594 would have extended California’s needy student meal

New School Meals Stepping Up to the Plate

9.29.2012 In light of recent media coverage the new meals standards have received, including a spot on the Jon Stewart show, CFPA reaffirms support for the new meal standards and encourages school districts to work to ensure successful implementation.

Secretary Duncan Encourages L.A. Educators to Fight Hunger

9.27.12 Washington, D.C. – U.S. Department of Education Secretary Arne Duncan sent a letter to educators in Los Angeles and across the country encouraging schools, administrators and teachers to fight hunger in the classroom by getting more students connected to the School Breakfast Program.  Read more here… 

Join CFPA in supporting Oakland's Measure J

9.27.2012 Oakland’s Measure J, “Improve Quality of Oakland Schools & School Facilities”, if passed would provide $44 million to fund school food facility improvements throughout Oakland Unified School District (OUSD).

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