Accurate Meal Counting and Claiming in the SFSP True or False

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Test your knowledge of SFSP meal counting and claiming rules.

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Amy Kolano

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Accurate Meal Counting and Claiming in the SFSP True or FalseOnline version Test your knowledge of SFSP meal counting and claiming rules. by Amy Kolano 1 Meals are disallowed when point of service counts are not available. Yes No 2 Program adult meals must be counted just like non-program adult meals. Yes No 3 Sponsors must use just one type of point of service meal counting system. Yes No 4 A sign up roster can be used to count meals at a rural non-congregate site. Yes No 5 When serving family style, second meals cannot be claimed. Yes No 6 A lower meal count on the day of a monitoring visit may indicate that an inaccurate meal count is being taken. Yes No 7 Meal counts that are called into a central location may be used in the claim for reimbursement. Yes No 8 Consultants must disallow field trip meals if they are not reported to DPI prior to the field trip. Yes No 9 It is OK to count children in the line before they get their meal. Yes No 10 Consultants only need to verify meal counts for the site selected for the review, regardless if there were errors. Yes No 11 Meals missing crediting information and/or short the portion size requirement must be disallowed. Yes No 12 A meal count consolidation error is considered a finding. Yes No 13 Claim verification involves looking at both the meal counts and menus/production records for the claim month. Yes No 14 Corrective action is required if a child leaves the site with a package of crackers. Yes No

Accurate Meal Counting and Claiming in the SFSP True or FalseOnline version

Test your knowledge of SFSP meal counting and claiming rules.

by Amy Kolano

Meals are disallowed when point of service counts are not available.

Yes

Program adult meals must be counted just like non-program adult meals.

Yes

Sponsors must use just one type of point of service meal counting system.

Yes

A sign up roster can be used to count meals at a rural non-congregate site.

Yes

When serving family style, second meals cannot be claimed.

Yes

A lower meal count on the day of a monitoring visit may indicate that an inaccurate meal count is being taken.

Yes

Meal counts that are called into a central location may be used in the claim for reimbursement.

Yes

Consultants must disallow field trip meals if they are not reported to DPI prior to the field trip.

Yes

It is OK to count children in the line before they get their meal.

Yes

Consultants only need to verify meal counts for the site selected for the review, regardless if there were errors.

Yes

Meals missing crediting information and/or short the portion size requirement must be disallowed.

Yes

A meal count consolidation error is considered a finding.

Yes

Claim verification involves looking at both the meal counts and menus/production records for the claim month.

Yes

Corrective action is required if a child leaves the site with a package of crackers.

Yes

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Accurate Meal Counting and Claiming in the SFSP True or FalseOnline version

by Amy Kolano

Meals are disallowed when point of service counts are not available.

Program adult meals must be counted just like non-program adult meals.

Sponsors must use just one type of point of service meal counting system.

A sign up roster can be used to count meals at a rural non-congregate site.

When serving family style, second meals cannot be claimed.

A lower meal count on the day of a monitoring visit may indicate that an inaccurate meal count is being taken.

Meal counts that are called into a central location may be used in the claim for reimbursement.

Consultants must disallow field trip meals if they are not reported to DPI prior to the field trip.

It is OK to count children in the line before they get their meal.

Consultants only need to verify meal counts for the site selected for the review, regardless if there were errors.

Meals missing crediting information and/or short the portion size requirement must be disallowed.

A meal count consolidation error is considered a finding.

Claim verification involves looking at both the meal counts and menus/production records for the claim month.

Corrective action is required if a child leaves the site with a package of crackers.

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