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School Nutrition Programs MBs: 1997–99

School Nutrition Programs management bulletins for calendar years 1997 to 1999.
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Bulletins are in descending order by bulletin number.

Calendar Year 1999
Bulletin Number Bulletin Title (Link) and Subject Release Date
99-114 RCCI Snack Program Eligibility
Information regarding snack program eligibility for Residential Child Care Institutions (RCCIs)
November 1999
Calendar Year 1997
Bulletin Number Bulletin Title (Link) and Subject Release Date
97-121 Foreign Exchange Students
Information received from the United States Department of Agriculture on foreign exchange students' eligibility for free and reduced price meals
 October 1997
Questions:   Nutrition Services Division | 800-952-5609
Last Reviewed: Thursday, September 04, 2025
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