Events are so very important to school communities. From sports to theater, music, dances, festivals and more, school events bring people together, promote healthy activities, develop student skills, and foster school spirit.
What to Look for in School Event Ticketing and Management Software Read More »
School year 2023-24 will bring in two significant changes for Ohio schools that participate in the National School Lunch Program (NSLP) and School Breakfast Program (SBP), including reduced price meal charges and direct certification.
Your Next Steps for Ohio’s Reduced-Price Meal Changes Read More »
State-specific changes regarding income eligibility guidelines for subsidized meals within the National School Lunch Program (NSLP) and School Breakfast Program (SBP) are taking effect. From application processing to reporting and claims to point of sale, a district’s nutrition program software must be ready to adapt to these changes.
Expanded Income Eligibility (EIE); Is Your District Ready? Read More »
As the school year is on the downswing and day-to-day operations are winding down, summer break lends a few moments to address the year-to-year responsibilities of a school nutrition program, such as professional standards.
Solutions for Professional Standards and Development, The i3 Way Read More »
A student’s household needs to get money into the hands of the school district for several apparent reasons; tuition, assigned fees, meal accounts, etc.
Online Payment Adoption in the K-12 Space Read More »
Quickly approaches the end of another school year. Students, faculty, and staff alike are seeing the light at the end of the tunnel; three months of summer vacation. Diligence for any director is imperative to make sure every box is getting checked, and unpaid meal debt can often seem like one of the most procrastinated checkmarks to place. Here’s a quick and easy-to-follow guide to quickly eliminate that looming meal debt.
EOY Meal Debt To-Do List Read More »
School districts are increasingly turning to social media to engage with their communities. Whether it is your staff, faculty, students, or parents, everyone has a social media account. So why not take advantage?
In early February, the USDA released a series of proposed changes to the long-term school nutrition standards. A total of thirteen widely-ranging topics were addressed, with at least four of these proposals significantly impacting the day-to-day operations of most, if not all, school nutrition programs.
USDA’s Proposed Long-Term Nutrition Standards for Schools, at a Glance Read More »
Many of us operating in the school nutrition arena know that every March is a time to celebrate National Nutrition Month. Many are less aware that we also nationally observe Registered Dietitian Nutritionist (RDN) Day annually on the second Wednesday thereof.
i3 Education Celebrates Registered Dietitian Nutritionists for #RDNDay Read More »
