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At a glance: minutes, nutrition certification approved during Wethersfield Board meeting

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Summary

The board approved minutes from Feb. 25 and certified compliance with Connecticut nutrition standards (with an amendment correcting the cited statute).

The Wethersfield Board of Education took two procedural votes during its March 11 meeting: approval of the Feb. 25 regular meeting minutes and certification that foods sold to students will comply with Connecticut Nutrition Standards for July 1, 2025, through June 30, 2026, subject to the operational exceptions the state allows.

Minutes: The board approved the minutes of the Feb. 25 regular meeting by voice vote (all in favor). No member-level roll call was requested for that approval.

Nutrition certification (recommended motion 6a): The board read a certified statement required annually by the Connecticut State Department of Education. The written motion as read referenced compliance with Connecticut Nutrition Standards for the 2025-26 school year and enumerated conditions under which noncompliant items may be sold (for example, sales that occur after the regular school day at event locations and not from vending machines or school stores). During discussion a board member noted the statute citation had been misread; the board amended the citation from the read text to refer to CGS section 10 rather than to section 12. The amended certification motion was approved by voice vote.

The board secretary read the required statement and the board voted to transmit the certification to the Connecticut State Department of Education as required by state memorandum (Connecticut State Department of Education operational memorandum 03-25).