Proposed By-Law Changes

The Executive Board is proposing updates to the SNA-VA Bylaws and Standing Rules and wants to give all members a chance to review the changes before the vote. Transparency and member input are important to us, and we encourage you to carefully review the attached document outlining the proposed revisions. Please take a few minutes … Read more

Share why School Breakfast for All is good for Virginia’s kids and makes sense for the budget

Dear SNA-VA Members,We have important updates on the School Breakfast for All bills and an opportunity for you to take action. What’s happening now?HB96 (House Bill)• Passed the House Education Committee• Feb 2nd – Heads to House Appropriations Elementary & Secondary Education Subcommittee to review fiscal impact• The most advocacy and education is needed here!• Committee Members: Delegate McQuinn (HD81 – … Read more

HB 96 & SB 4: Why These Bills Matter for School Breakfast

Two bills being considered by the Virginia General Assembly — HB 96 and SB 4 — focus on making school breakfast available at no cost to students in public schools across the state. What these bills would do: • Require public schools to offer breakfast through the federal School Breakfast Program • Ensure students can eat breakfast at school without having to pay • Provide … Read more

Feel more confident about school meal advocacy!

Whether you’re new to advocacy or looking to sharpen your skills, this webinar will guide you through practical ways to make your voice heard. We’ll walk through how to confidently visit legislators, tips for inviting them into your school to see meal programs in action, and what to expect during SNA-VA’s Day on the Hill. … Read more

Industry Perspective: The Current State of the Supply Chain and Innovation

by Brian HofmeierVice President of Education and Governmental SalesJ.T.M. Food Group Although the supply chain is still not completely back to pre-SY19 – 20 levels, it has improved in many ways. At the same time, we continue to see challenges due to geopolitical tensions, weather, and labor shortages. Overall, the future of the K12 segment, … Read more