1006) How does the public know about the results of the most recent assessment on the implementation of the Local School Wellness Policy? Please provide a copy of the documentation necessary to support your response or appropriate Web site URL. The assessment must be made available to the public. How the assessment is made available is at local discretion. The SA must determine the manner in which the public is made aware of the most recent assessment on the implementation of the Local School Wellness Policy. Technical Assistance/Corrective Action The SA must deem an SFA compliant with the Local School Wellness Policy Module if the requirements of the review are met, as described above. Deficiencies identified within the Module’s review element must result in a noncompliant Local School Wellness Policy evaluation. Deficiencies must be addressed through documented corrective action. Corrective action is considered appropriate and sufficient when the action permanently corrects the deficiencies and brings the Local School Wellness Policy into compliance with the Module’s requirements. Note: Until the issuance of further implementation guidance and/or the publication of the Local School Wellness Policy final rule, Local School Wellness Policy noncompliance must be addressed through technical assistance only. The only exceptions are the absence of a Local School Wellness Policy or the absence of required content (previously required in 2004), which must be addressed through corrective action. The SA must record all deficiencies on the On-site Assessment Tool in the applicable comments section. Technical assistance and corrective action to correct identified deficiencies must be included in the Corrective Action Plan provided at the exit conference.
1006) How does the public know about the results of the most recent assessment on the implementation of the Local School Wellness Policy? Please provide a copy of the documentation necessary to support your response or appropriate Web site URL. The assessment must be made available to the public. How the assessment is made available is at local discretion. The SA must determine the manner in which the public is made aware of the most recent assessment on the implementation of the Local School Wellness Policy. Technical Assistance/Corrective Action The SA must deem an SFA compliant with the Local School Wellness Policy Module if the requirements of the review are met, as described above. Deficiencies identified within the Module’s review element must result in a noncompliant Local School Wellness Policy evaluation. Deficiencies must be addressed through documented corrective action. Corrective action is considered appropriate and sufficient when the action permanently corrects the deficiencies and brings the Local School Wellness Policy into compliance with the Module’s requirements. Note: Until the issuance of further implementation guidance and/or the publication of the Local School Wellness Policy final rule, Local School Wellness Policy noncompliance must be addressed through technical assistance only. The only exceptions are the absence of a Local School Wellness Policy or the absence of required content (previously required in 2004), which must be addressed through corrective action. The SA must record all deficiencies on the On-site Assessment Tool in the applicable comments section. Technical assistance and corrective action to correct identified deficiencies must be included in the Corrective Action Plan provided at the exit conference.
Administrative%20Review%20Manual%20%20School%20Year%202015162.docx