ICN/TDA Introduction to School Nutrition Leadership Program

Event Description

This multiple session program will provide an overview of school nutrition programs, define the role and responsibilities of a manager or director, and review the relationship between local policies and State/Federal regulations. Sessions include Key Performance Indicators, Meal Patterns, Food Production Records, Marketing, Procurement, Inventory Management and more. The course has been developed to encourage open-group discussion so participants can be actively involved in learning the skills and knowledge needed for the daily operation of school nutrition programs.

Event Logistics

INSTRUCTOR-LED Virtual

Session ID

1862397

Internal Instructor(s)

-

Additional Event Details

Audience

Child Nutrition Directors/Supervisors

Child Nutrition Coordinators

Grade Level

-

Seats Available

0

Fee

$0.00

Credits

(4) CEU

(4) Contact Hours

Required Material(s)

Pre-session Requirements

0

Important Session Information

This session is part of the ICN/TDA Introduction to School Nutrition Leadership Program and is intended for new and aspiring school nutrition program managers and directors with five years or less experience. Participants will learn how to develop procurement guidelines that comply with established regulations and support the operational goals of the school nutrition program. Join this session to learn how to establish operational procedures to effectively manage receiving and inventory systems.   Zoom link will be provided to participants 48 hours prior to the session.   

Event Schedule Details

Date/Time	Location	Platform Link	Check In
2025-04-15 8:30 a.m. - noon CST	Region 4 ESC, Zoom Session 7145 West Tidwell, Houston, TX	-

ICN/TDA Introduction to School Nutrition Leadership Program

Procurement and Inventory Management, PS 2410/2420/2430/2510

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