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Nutrition Services Metrics - Author: Habib Tahmas
Posted on July 17, 2014 at 10:25 AM |
Having recently made the shift from the district office fiscal side to the nutrition services department as the accounting manager; it’s been a rewarding year learning about this fascinating and dynamic area of school business. Over the last year I have been able to develop some metrics/KPI’s to gauge certain aspects of our operations. These include, among others:
· Monthly Average Daily Participation (ADP) by site/grade level
· Changes in ADP as compared to the prior years
· Current year month-to-month percent change in ADP
· Participation percentages for breakfast & lunch based on Average Daily Attendance (ADA)
· Meals per labor hour
· Average daily cost of inventory used for meals by site
· Average cost of inventory used per meal
In our continuous effort of becoming more efficient with our food and labor costs while increasing student participation and overall revenues; I am soliciting input from our seasoned (no pun intended) nutrition services professionals as to what other metrics/KPI’s they use to measure the effectiveness of operations as well suggestions on increasing participation.
Currently we have a budget of over $30M, serve nearly 10M meals per year at 60 sites, and a department staff count of approximately 350. We also operate a full catering program, a summer feeding program at all of our school sites as well as several community parks under the Seamless Summer Feeding Option (SSFO), and vend meals to 3 non-district schools. As of 2013-14, we are a provision 2 district with nearly 90% of our student population qualifying for free and reduced meals.
I look forward to the collaboration and sharing of information on strategies to increase participation (specifically for breakfast as our average participation is currently around 25% of ADA while lunch is at 75%), cost tracking methods for various programs (i.e. CACFP, summer feeding program, catering, etc.), and other useful dashboard items. I will gladly share some of our analytics/data, as requested.
My email is: [email protected]
Categories: Nutrition Services
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