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PROJECT TITLEPCS Food Program Roadmap - SNAC PacksNAMEPetaluma City Schools
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PROJECT MANAGERPCS Food Service Team (FST)DATE6/1/25
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SNAC PacksTASK TITLETASK OWNERSTART DATEDUE DATEDURATIONPCT OF TASK COMPLETECurrent School Year & Summer2024 - 2025 SY2025 - 2026 SY2026 - 2027 SY
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1Food and Menu
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1.1Eat Real CertificationPCS FST8/15/246/6/2665150%
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1.2Options/AlternativesPCS FST
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Vegetarian PCS FST7/1/248/1/2430100
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Vegan PCS FST1/1/259/1/2524025%
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Gluten FreePCS FST7/1/247/17/2537650%
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OrganicPCS FST9/1/249/1/2536010%
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Exciting Foods 9/1/24Ongoing 10%
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1.3Eliminate
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High Sugar 7/1/24Ongoing 50%
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Corn Sugar7/1/247/1/2536025%
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Processed foods7/1/24Ongoing 25%
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Plastic coverings7/1/246/1/2669050%
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Artificial Flavoring 7/1/24Ongoing 10%
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Dirty Dozen 10/1/247/1/252700%
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1.4Preparation
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Pre-cut/chopped/Peeled F&V7/1/24Ongoing 50
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Fresh, not frozen7/1/24Ongoing 90
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Separate the food - portion trays7/1/247/1/2536075
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1.5A La Carte
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Fresh Fruit 7/1/24Ongoing 90
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Fresh Veggies7/1/24Ongoing 90
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Salad Bar7/1/248/15/2540450
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1.6Logistics
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Nutrition facts made available for each meal4/1/245/1/2539075
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Share where the food is sourced4/1/247/1/2545010%
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Students/Families get to make food suggestions4/1/24Ongoing 25%
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Communication to families when menu changes.4/1/24Ongoing 100
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Student helpers in cafeteria. 4/1/24Ongoing 25
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1.7Specific Meals
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Special Food Days (BBQ)7/1/24Ongoing 25
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2.1Water filtration PCS Maintenance1/1/24Ongoing 100
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2.2Eliminate single-use plasticPCS FST 7/17/24Ongoing 25%
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2.3Sustainable packaging (zero waste with trays and food service ware)PCS FST 7/17/24Ongoing 25%
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2.4Reduce pesticide/herbicide use & PFAS through food purchasing policy. PCS FST 10/1/24Ongoing 10%
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2.5Composting at sites (and use in landscaping)PCS FST/Site Staff/TBD Partners7/1/24Ongoing 10%
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Educate students about food wastePCS FST/Recology/TBD Partners1/1/25Ongoing 10%
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Measuring waste KPIsPCS FST/Recology/TBD Partners10/1/247/1/2527025%
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2.6Food wastePCS FST9/1/24OngoingOngoing25%
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PolicyPCS FST/Climate Action & Ecoliteracy9/1/247/1/2530075%
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Share basketsPCS FST/Sites9/1/248/1/253300%
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Food diversion for hunger reliefPCS FST 5/1/24OngoingOngoing10%
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2.7Locally sourced ingredientsPCS FST 7/17/24OngoingOngoing25%
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2.8Follow Petaluma's climate action goals.PCS FST7/1/24Ongoing Ongoing25%
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2.9More funding for employees/additional employeesPCS FST9/1/24 0%
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2.10More plant-based menu itemsPCS FST 7/17/24OngoingOngoing50%
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2.11Meatless optionsPCS FST 7/17/24OngoingOngoing50%
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2.12Work with local vegetarian businessesPCS FST/SNAC Pack?11/1/24Ongoing Ongoing10%
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3Programs
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3.1Integration between gardens and cafeteriaPCS FST/Garden Programs4/23/24OngoingOngoing 10%
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Involve kids in growing, choosing ingredients, preparation, etc. PCS FST/Garden Programs7/1/24OngoingOngoing 10%
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3.2Nutrition education curriculum PCS FST/SNAC Pack?9/1/247/1/2530050%
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3.3Partnerships with local CSAsPCS FST 4/18/24OngoingOngoing 0%
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3.4Funded position for Happy Healthy Club 9/1/249/1/253600%
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3.5Event like a job fair where vendors/farmers come to school to let kids prep and try foods.PCS FST 3/1/25TBDTBD0%
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3.6Nutrition Education lessons for teachers by grade level. PCS FST 6/1/249/1/2545090%
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4Innovation
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4.1(Local) PartnershipsPCS FST
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Alice Waters FoundationPCS FST 3/1/24Ongoing 25
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FEED Sonoma PCS FST 4/1/24Ongoing 100
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Blue Zones PetalumaPCS FST 4/1/24Ongoing 100
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Sonoma Family MealPCS FST 4/1/24Ongoing 50
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Petaluma BountyPCS FST 4/1/24Ongoing 25
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Shared PlatePCS FST 4/1/24Ongoing 100
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Sonoma County DHSPCS FST 4/1/24Ongoing 100
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Chef Ann FoundationPCS FST 4/1/24Ongoing 100
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Eat RealPCS FST 4/1/24Ongoing 100
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Zero Waste SonomaPCS FST 4/1/24Ongoing 10
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Cool Petaluma PCS FST 4/1/24Ongoing 25
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SRJC Dietetic and CDM ProgramsPCS FST 4/1/246/6/25425100
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Ceres Community Project PCS FST 4/1/24Ongoing 0
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4.2Communication throughout the districtPCS FST 12/1/23Ongoing 75%
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Standardized programming and shared learning across all campuses.PCS FST 1/1/24Ongoing 10%
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Communication within district.PCS FST 12/1/23Ongoing 75%
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Expand Petaluma wide.PCS FST/Blue Zones?4/1/24Ongoing 0%
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Look at structures to research innovative programs. PCS FST 1/1/24Ongoing
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4.3Establish district parameters that are better than state and federal requirements. PCS FST 7/17/24Ongoing 50%
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4.4Nutrition, health and wellness training for food service staff.PCS FST 8/1/24Ongoing 50%
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4.5Garden programsPCS FST/Garden Programs4/23/24OngoingOngoing 25%
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Network garden program across PCS.PCS FST/Garden Programs4/23/24Ongoing10%
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Tie the garden to the curriculum. 10%
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School garden as an aid/resource for teachers. 10%
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4.7Student Advisory CommitteePCS FST 9/1/248/1/2533010%
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Waste survey - leveraging data collection from students where they are (classes/curriculum)PCS FST 10/1/248/1/2530050%
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4.8Career PathwaysPCS FST 9/1/24Ongoing 25
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Build agricultural career pathways for students (e.g. FFA, 4H). 4/1/24Ongoing0%
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Build culinary career pathways for students.PCS FST 1/1/24Ongoing10%
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Share curricula between schools. PCS FST 11/7/24Ongoing10%
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4.9Chef's ClubPCS FST 3/1/25Ongoing0%