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Financial Report

2025 Annual NSLP Financial Report (FY2024 Data)

This report must be completed by School Funded Authorities (SFAs) who participate in the NSLP, School Breakfast Programs (SBP), Special Milk Program (SMP) or At-Risk CACFP programs and must be completed by an authorized representative. The SFA must ensure that the reported data is accurate and reflects the SFA’s financial operations for the fiscal period reported.
General Information
  • The Annual NSLP Financial Report will remain in JotForm. 
  • SFAs will receive an email notification indicating the JotForm is available. 
  • Data used for the 2025 SY will be the prior fiscal year (2023-2024) from audited financial reports. For public school districts and charter schools, this is the same data submitted to TEA.
  • The Financial Report must be completed by an authorized representative. The SFA must ensure that the reported data is accurate and reflects the SFA’s financial operations for the fiscal period reported.
  • If data is determined to be invalid corrective action will be required.
Required Due Date
  • The 2025 NSLP Financial Report submittal due date deadline is to be determined.
 
Preparation Tool
The Preparing for the Financial Report form has been provided to prepare the SFA in completion of the NSLP Financial Report. It contains a list of documents, terminology, object codes, and additional pertinent information related to the NSLP Financial Report. 

A copy of  Preparing for the Financial Report  may be found here.
Resources
 

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