Smart Snacks

Robla School District is committed to creating healthy environments for students across school sites. Our school district has established nutrition standards for all snacks provided to students during the school day.

The Smart Snacks in Schools regulations apply to all foods and beverages served or sold to students during the school day, by any entity, including teachers, parent/student organizations, boosters, fundraisers, or the food and nutrition services department. These standards for snack sales are in effect from any time before school and 30-minutes after the school day has ended. These standards are in accordance with the Healthy Hunger-Free Kids Act, the USDA and our district Wellness Policy.

Click Here to view the list of Robla Approved Smart Snacks. Please note that this list is not all inclusive, you may also use the Smart Snacks Calculator to see if your snack qualifies as a Smart Snack.

Please note that due to health and safety regulations, food prepared in home kitchens cannot be served to students that are not under your direct care.

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