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Breakfast After the Bell Waiver Request

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Schools that obtain approved waiver requests are not eligible to receive grant funding.

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We hereby submit the following request for exemption from the Breakfast After the Bell requirements set forth in the New York State Education Law.  You must fill out a separate request form for each Recipient Agency (RA) requesting a waiver.

Enter the school year to which this exemption request applies.
You must provide written justification or other documented evidence (e.g., cost analysis, meal count records, production records) to demonstrate the lack of need and/or economic hardship.
Will you be submitting more substantiating documentation to the Child Nutrition mailbox? This is not required if the written justification is sufficient.
Attestation
, as the duly authorized representative of

do hereby attest that the aforementioned SFA and all schools under its jurisdiction operating the the School Breakfast Program authorized under the Child Nutrition Act of 1966 (42 U.S.C. 1773), are in compliance with the waiver request requirements set forth in Section 4 of Chapter 537 of the Laws of 1976.

I certify that all information in this waiver request is true and correct, and I understand that if the SED CNP Administration determines the SFA or the RA to be noncompliant with one or more of the requirements set forth in CNP laws, regulations,guidance and policy, the waiver request may be denied or terminated and the SFA may be subject to fiscal sanctions.

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