
Support Healthy School Meals for All in Virginia
We have an important opportunity to advocate for free healthy school meals for all in Virginia. As champions of child nutrition, we know how essential
The Public Policy and Legislative (PP&L) Committee serves as the voice of school nutrition professionals in Virginia, advocating for policies that support healthy, equitable, and sustainable meal programs for students. The committee monitors legislative developments at the state and federal levels, educates members on key issues, and builds relationships with policymakers to advance initiatives that strengthen child nutrition programs and promote student well-being.

We have an important opportunity to advocate for free healthy school meals for all in Virginia. As champions of child nutrition, we know how essential

The Virginia General Assembly met Monday for a Special Session with the primary goal of passing a budget. After two months of a stalemate, they

Rep. Ilhan Omar introduced H.R.7639, the National Advisory Council on Unpaid School Meal Debt Act, establishing an unpaid school meal debt commission that would play a pivotal role
Not sure who your legislators are? Click below to find out!
PP&L Chair – Andrea Early, earlyas@pwcs.edu
Region 1 – Casey Dickinson, casey_dickinson@ccpsnet.net
Region 2 – Bonnie Gassett, Bonnie.Gassett@vbschools.com
Region 3 – Edwina Forrest, eforrest@hampton.k12.va.us
Region 4 – Marion Elder, melder@dcpsnet.org
Region 5 – Beth Morris, morrisbp@lcsedu.net
Region 6 – Jennifer Williams, jwilliams01@rockingham.k12.va.us
Region 7 – Brian Williams, williamsbk@staffordschools.net
Region 8 – Dr. Eric Coleman, eric.coleman@acps.k12.va.us
Region 9 – Vacant – Contact info@sna-va.org to express interest.
Region 10 – Andrea Early, earlyas@pwcs.edu
Region 11 – Melissa DeAngelo, mmdeangelo@fcps.edu
Industry Representative – Samantha Ronk, Samantha.Ronk2@kellanova.com