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Okeechobee County School District

 

Contacts

 
Michelle Perkins, SNS
Director
3150 NW 10 Terrace
Okeechobee, Florida 34972
Phone: 863-462-5148 ext 214
Fax: 863.462.5149
 
Yvonne Aragon
Product Reviewer
3150 NW 10 Terrace
Okeechobee, Florida 34972
Phone: 863-462-5148 ext 207
Fax: 863.462.5149

District Profile

Name of Distict Okeechobee
Student Enrollment 6,447
Total food budget for 2011-2012 School Year $1.2MM

Number of School Sites

High Schools 3
Middle Schools 2
Elementary Schools 5

New schools for the 2011-2012 School Year

District Demogrpaphics (% of Enrollment)

Free 68.68%
Reduced 6.88%
Paid 24.44%

District Nutrition Standards

Menu Planning Option Food Based
Primary Nutrient Standard USDA Nutrition Standards for CN Programs
Secondary Nutrient Standard USDA Nutrition Standards for CN Programs
A la carte Nutrient Standard Alliance for Healthier Generation Guidelines
Trans fat policy We do not buy any food items containing Trans Fats.
HFCS policy We do not buy anything containing high fructose corn syrup.
Sodium policy USDA Nutrition Standards for CN Programs
MSG policy We do not buy anything containing MSG.
Caffeine policy No caffinated beverages

Average Daily Participation (ADP)

Breakfast 2,400
Lunch 4,800
Snack 280
A la Carte $2,350.00

Meal Equivalents

Breakfast 2 Breakfasts = 1 ME
Lunch 1 Lunch = 1 ME
Snack 3 Snacks = 1 ME
A la Carte $3.00 = 1 ME

Target Costs

Breakfast .28-.49
Lunch  
Lunch Entree .36-.70
Fruit-Vegetable Component .22-.40
Snack .10-.75
A la Carte (by percentage) 0.40

Pricing

Breakfast 1.75
Elementary Lunch 1.75
Secondary Lunch 2.00

We consider new products:

July, August, January, February, May

Product Information preferences:

E-mail, Trade Show

Advance notice to develop promotion:

4-6 months

Marketing Material preferences:

E-mail, Regular Mail, In Person, Trade Show, Cool School Points

When purchasing new products,
What is most important to us?
(1=highest 9=lowest)

Nutritional Value 1
Student Acceptability 2
Quality 3
Price 4
Ease of Preparation 5
Vendor demonstration in district 6
Samples and Information from Trade Show 7
Case/Pack Size 8
Recomendations from other districts 9

Preferred commodity program:

Net Off Invoice

Commodities we plan to process
in the 2011-2012 school year:

Beef, Chicken, Turkey, Pork, Eggs, Cheese, Peanut Butter, Beans, Potatoes, Tomato Paste, Flour