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TNTG Year:2022

Team Nutrition Readiness and Retention Training Program Webinar 9: Limiting Added Sugars, Reducing Sodium + Live Demo

Agency/Organization: Virginia Department of Education

Summary:

Target audience: School nutrition directors Objectives: 1. Explain why USDA's proposed rule focuses on reducing added sugars and sodium 2. Identify top sources of added sugars and sodium in school meals 3. Describe ways to reduce added sugars and sodium in school meals 4. Determine one way to reduce added

TNTG Year:2022

Team Nutrition Readiness and Retention Training Program Webinar 8: Roadmap to Scratch Cooking

Agency/Organization: Virginia Department of Education

Summary:

Target audience: School nutrition directors Objectives: 1. Define scratch cooking, speed scratch cooking, and convenience foods. 2. Recall the benefits of scratch cooking. 3. Identify equipment and ingredients needed for successful scratch cooking in school nutrition. 4. Describe the steps in taking a convenience food menu item to a scratch

TNTG Year:2022

Team Nutrition Readiness and Retention Training Program Webinar 7: Kitchen Organization and Efficiency

Agency/Organization: Virginia Department of Education

Summary:

Target audience: School nutrition directors Objectives: 1. Identify best practices for food storage areas and identify areas to improve in the participants' school divisions. 2. List small equipment that aids in kitchen efficiency. 3. Describe how to create an effective work schedule, including 15-minute increments, preparing for the next day,

TNTG Year:2022

Culinary Workshop Guide

Agency/Organization: Montana Team Nutrition, Montana State University

Summary:

This resource is for those interested in hosting a culinary workshop for school nutrition professionals. As part of the Montana School Meals Certificate Program, Montana Team Nutrition has designed Culinary Workshops for school nutrition professionals to improve knife skills, scratch-cooking techniques, and discover new recipes. These workshops are intensive all-day

TNTG Year:2022

Team Nutrition Readiness and Retention Training Program Webinar 6: Cooking Local Produce

Agency/Organization: Virginia Department of Education

Summary:

Target audience: School nutrition directors Objectives: 1. Define seasonality. 2. Describe the benefits of seasonal local produce. 3. Explain how to properly clean and prepare local produce. 4. Identify the best ways to store local fruits, vegetables, raw meats, poultry, and seafood. 5. Apply knowledge to prepare recipes using Virginia

TNTG Year:2022

Montana Food for Montana Schools Producer and School Meetup Materials

Agency/Organization: Montana Team Nutrition, Montana State University

Summary:

This resource is for those interested in hosting a school and producer meetup and local procurement training event. The first part of this event is a farm to school training for producers and food businesses to learn about selling local products to schools. Simultaneously, school nutrition professionals engage in a

TNTG Year:2022

Team Nutrition Readiness and Retention Training Program Webinar 5: Writing Standardized Recipes

Agency/Organization: Virginia Department of Education

Summary:

Target audience: School nutrition directors The materials focus on writing standardized recipes in school nutrition programs. Objectives: 1. Define standardized recipes and explain why we need them in school nutrition programs. 2. Describe the process for bringing a non-school recipe to the school meal tray. 3. Utilize tools and resources

TNTG Year:2022

Team Nutrition Readiness and Retention Training Program Webinar 4: Developing Cycle Menus and Accommodating Students with Special Dietary Needs

Agency/Organization: Virginia Department of Education

Summary:

Target audience: School nutrition directors The materials focus on developing cycle menus and how to support students with special dietary needs. Objectives: 1. Explain the benefits of cycle menus 2. Summarize the steps to create cycle menus 3. Develop a recipe data bank to assist in cycle menu development 4.

TNTG Year:2022

Team Nutrition Readiness and Retention Training Program Webinar 3: Incorporating USDA Foods + Live Demo

Agency/Organization: Virginia Department of Education

Summary:

Target audience: School nutrition directors The materials focus on incorporating USDA foods in school nutrition programs. Objectives: 1. Summarize the history of USDA Foods in schools 2. Identify the USDA Foods categories available for SY 2023-2024 3. Recall the different uses of USDA foods in schools 4. Explain how USDA

TNTG Year:2022

Team Nutrition Readiness and Retention Training Program Webinar 2: The Transitional Nutrition Standards, Proposed Rule, and the Reason Why

Agency/Organization: Virginia Department of Education

Summary:

Target audience: School nutrition directors Susan Thompson, MS, RDN, LDN, SNS, and Chef Kelly Waldron talk more about the four main components of the Transitional Nutrition Standards, which are the big 4: milk, sodium, whole grains, and added sugar. The five objectives of this webinar are to: 1. Summarize the

TNTG Year:2022

Team Nutrition Readiness and Retention Training Program Webinar 1: Introduction to the Team Nutrition Readiness and Retention Training Program

Agency/Organization: Virginia Department of Education

Summary:

Target audience: School nutrition directors Objectives: 1. Identify the school and community nutrition programs administered by the Virginia Department of Education, Office of School Nutrition Programs. 2. Describe the grants and initiatives managed by the Virginia Department of Education, Office of School Nutrition Programs, and their overarching goal. 3. Communicate

TNTG Year:2022

Módulo 4 Organización y eficiencia de la cocina

Agency/Organization: Virginia Department of Education

Summary:

Gerentes de Cafetería Bienvenido al Módulo 4 organización y eficiencia de la cocina! En este módulo, los participantes aprenderán a aumentar la eficiencia en la cocina a través de la «mise en place», la organización de las zonas de almacenamiento y los puestos de trabajo, ¡además de trucos de cocina!

TNTG Year:2022

Módulo 3 Pesos y medidas

Agency/Organization: Virginia Department of Education

Summary:

Gerentes de Cafetería Bienvenido al Módulo 3, Pesos y medidas! En este módulo, los participantes repasarán las herramientas de medición y las básculas más comunes, aprenderán a seleccionar la herramienta de porcionado correcta y explicarán la diferencia entre peso y volumen. Códigos de aprendizaje de los estándares profesionales 2130 -

TNTG Year:2022

Módulo 2, Reducir el sodio, limitar los azúcares añadidos y cocinar con proteínas de origen vegetal

Agency/Organization: Virginia Department of Education

Summary:

Gerentes de Cafetería ¡Bienvenido al Módulo 2, Reducir el sodio, limitar los azúcares añadidos y cocinar con proteínas de origen vegetal! En este módulo, los participantes aprenderán de qué manera los programas de nutrición escolar cumplen actualmente las Pautas Alimentarias para Estadounidenses y cómo pueden mejorarse. Se hablará de las

TNTG Year:2022

Montana School Meal Certificate Program Materials

Agency/Organization: Montana Team Nutrition, Montana State University

Summary:

Montana Team Nutrition created a comprehensive professional development program in 2023 for school nutrition professionals called the Montana School Meals Certificate (MSMC) program. Participants received a thorough foundation in meal pattern components, weekly dietary specifications, and strategies to achieve compliance with USDA rules through training on meal patterns, food preparation

TNTG Year:2022

Módulo 1 Cocinar desde cero para una generación más sana

Agency/Organization: Virginia Department of Education

Summary:

Gerentes de Cafetería ¡Bienvenido al Módulo 1 Cocinar desde cero para una generación más sana! En este módulo, los participantes descubrirán los estándares de transición y cómo alcanzarlos cocinando desde cero, a la vez que se mantiene la inclusividad cultural y los alimentos locales. Estándares profesionales; aprender los códigos: 1110:

TNTG Year:2022

Module 4: Kitchen Organization and Efficiency

Agency/Organization: Virginia Department of Education

Summary:

Target audience: Cafeteria managers Welcome to Module 4 Kitchen Organization and Efficiency! In this module, participants will learn how to increase efficiency in the kitchen through mise en place, organized storage areas and workstations, and kitchen hacks! Professional Standards - Learning Codes 2130 - Culinary Skills 2510 - Inventory Management

TNTG Year:2022

Module 3: Weights and Measures

Agency/Organization: Virginia Department of Education

Summary:

Target audience: Cafeteria managers Welcome to Module 3, Weights and Measures! In this module, participants will review common measuring tools and scales, learn how to select the right portioning tool, and describe the difference between weight and volume. Professional Standards - Learning Codes 2130 - Culinary Skills 2140 - Use

TNTG Year:2022

Module 2: Reducing Sodium, Limiting Added Sugars, and Cooking with Plant-Based Proteins

Agency/Organization: Virginia Department of Education

Summary:

Target audience: Cafeteria managers Welcome to Module 2, Reducing Sodium, Limiting Added Sugars, and Cooking with Plant-Based Proteins! In this module, participants will learn how school nutrition programs currently meet the Dietary Guidelines for Americans and how they can improve! Strategies for reducing sodium, limiting added sugars, and cooking with

TNTG Year:2022

Module 1: Scratch Cooking for a Healthier Generation and You!

Agency/Organization: Virginia Department of Education

Summary:

Target audience: Cafeteria managers Welcome to Module 1 Scratch Cooking for a Healthier Generation and You! In this module, participants will learn about the Transitional Standards and how to meet them through scratch cooking while keeping cultural inclusiveness and local foods in mind. Professional Standards: Learning Codes 1110 - USDA

TNTG Year:2022

Spanish Mini Posters on Meal Components

Agency/Organization: Alabama State Department of Education

Summary:

The ICN translated mini-posters in Spanish from our FY 22 Team Nutrition Training Grant funds on the following topics: Dark Green Vegetables, Red Orange Vegetables, Fruits, Grains, and Meat/Meat Alternatives.

TNTG Year:2022

Engaging Youth Voice in Nutrition Programming

Agency/Organization: Minnesota Department of Education

Summary:

This training, provided by the Alliance for a Healthier Generation, explores ways to elevate youth voice and incorporate student engagement strategies at your school. To access the resources referenced in the recorded training, visit: https://education.mn.gov/MDE/DSE/PROD084130

TNTG Year:2022

The Collaborative Partnership: Family Engagement Best Practices

Agency/Organization: Minnesota Department of Education

Summary:

This training, provided by the Alliance for a Healthier Generation, explores ideas for family engagement, looking at high-impact strategies and related resources. To access the resources referenced in the recorded training, visit https://education.mn.gov/MDE/DSE/PROD

TNTG Year:2022

Say Yes! to School Meals

Agency/Organization: Minnesota Department of Education

Summary:

The Minnesota Department of Education created the Say Yes! to School Meals marketing resources to provide information on the National School Lunch Program and the School Breakfast Program. The resources include 5 videos, a social media toolkit, a breakfast infographic, and a lunch infographic. The materials are available in English,

TNTG Year:2022

Menu Writing Tips & Tricks

Agency/Organization: North Dakota Department of Public Instruction

Summary:

This is an in-person training for menu planners. There are about 20 or 30 minutes of content with a menu building activity built in. The objectives are to learn the benefits using a cycle menu and work together to build a menu that has variety and fulfills the meal pattern