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Board adopts nutrition and safety standards for district meal programs

Trotwood-Madison City Schools Board of Education · August 7, 2026
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Summary

Superintendent Howard asked the board to adopt nutrition and safety standards required by USDA and the Ohio Department of Education; the board approved the resolution on the consent motion. The standards formalize compliance for the free breakfast and lunch program.

Superintendent Howard asked the board to adopt the district's nutrition and safety standards, explaining they are an annual resolution that affirms the district will follow requirements set by the Ohio Department of Education, the USDA and relevant workforce rules. "At this point, I'm just asking the board to pass a motion to accept those safety standards," Howard said.

Board members moved and seconded the resolution and approved it by roll call. The action affirms the district’s compliance framework for its free-breakfast and lunch programs; no specific policy changes were debated in the meeting record, and the superintendent framed the vote as an annual procedural adoption to meet state and federal program rules.