C.R.S. Section 22-54-123.5
School breakfast program

  • appropriation
  • low-performing schools

(1)

Intentionally left blank —Ed.

(a)

For the 2002-03 budget year and each budget year thereafter, the general assembly may appropriate by separate line item an amount to assist school food authorities that are providing a school breakfast program through participation in programs authorized under the federal “Richard B. Russell National School Lunch Act”, 42 U.S.C. sec. 1751 et seq., or the federal “Child Nutrition Act of 1966”, 42 U.S.C. sec. 1771 et seq. The department of education shall develop procedures to appropriately allocate and disburse the funds among participating school food authorities.

(b)

Each school district that receives moneys pursuant to this section shall use such moneys to create, expand, or enhance the school breakfast program in each low-performing school of the receiving district with the goal of improving the academic performance of the students attending such schools.

(c)

A district charter school, an institute charter school, or a charter school collaborative that is a school food authority shall only be eligible to receive moneys pursuant to this section if it is a low-performing school. A district charter school or an institute charter school that is a school food authority that receives moneys pursuant to this section shall use such moneys to create, expand, or enhance its school breakfast program with the goal of improving the academic performance of the students attending the district charter school or the institute charter school.
(d)(Deleted by amendment, L. 2010, (HB 10-1422), ch. 419, p. 2078, § 47, effective August 11, 2010.)(2) As used in this section:

(a)

“Low-performing school” means a school that is required to implement a priority improvement or turnaround plan pursuant to section 22-11-405 or 22-11-406, respectively, or is subject to restructuring pursuant to section 22-11-210.

(b)

“School food authority” means:

(I)

A school district or the state charter school institute;

(I.3)

A charter school collaborative formed pursuant to section 22-30.5-603;

(I.5)

A board of cooperative services created pursuant to article 5 of this title that elects to operate as a school food authority pursuant to section 22-5-120; or

(II)

A district charter school or an institute charter school that:

(A)

The commissioner of education or his or her designee provisionally authorizes as a school food authority pursuant to section 22-32-120 (6); or

(B)

The department of education authorizes as a school food authority pursuant to section 22-32-120 (5).

Source: Section 22-54-123.5 — School breakfast program - appropriation - low-performing schools, https://leg.­colorado.­gov/sites/default/files/images/olls/crs2023-title-22.­pdf (accessed Oct. 20, 2023).

22‑54‑101
Short title 22‑54‑102
Legislative declaration - statewide applicability - intergovernmental agreements 22‑54‑103
Definitions 22‑54‑104
District total program - definitions - repeal 22‑54‑104.1
General fund appropriations requirements - maintenance of effort base 22‑54‑104.2
Legislative declaration 22‑54‑104.3
Total program for budget years - special provisions 22‑54‑104.6
Implementation of at-risk measure - working group - creation - department duties - reports - legislative declaration - definitions - repeal 22‑54‑104.7
Public school finance - task force - creation - duties - report - definitions - repeal 22‑54‑105
Instructional supplies and materials - capital reserve and insurance reserve - at-risk funding - preschool funding 22‑54‑106
Local and state shares of district total program - legislative declaration - definition - repeal 22‑54‑106.5
Fiscal emergency restricted reserve - calculation of reserve amount 22‑54‑107
Buy-out of categorical programs - total program reserve fund levy 22‑54‑107.5
Authorization of additional local revenues for supplemental cost of living adjustment 22‑54‑107.9
Override mill levy match - calculation - distribution - fund created - legislative declaration - definitions 22‑54‑108
Authorization of additional local revenues - definitions 22‑54‑108.5
Authorization of additional local revenues for full-day kindergarten - definitions 22‑54‑108.7
Authorization of additional local revenues for cash funding of capital construction, new technology, existing technology upgrade, and maintenance needs - definition 22‑54‑109
Attendance in district other than district of residence 22‑54‑110
Loans to alleviate cash flow deficits - financed purchase of an asset agreements 22‑54‑111
Adjustments in valuation for assessment 22‑54‑112
Reports to the state board 22‑54‑113
County public school fund 22‑54‑114
State public school fund - repeal 22‑54‑115
Distribution from state public school fund 22‑54‑116
Notice to taxpayers - assistance by department of education 22‑54‑117
Contingency reserve - fund - repeal 22‑54‑118
Joint districts 22‑54‑119
General provisions 22‑54‑120
Rules and regulations 22‑54‑122
Small attendance center aid 22‑54‑123
Russell national school lunch act - appropriation of state matching funds 22‑54‑123.5
School breakfast program - appropriation - low-performing schools 22‑54‑124
State aid for charter schools - use of state education fund money - definitions 22‑54‑126
Declining enrollment districts with new charter schools - additional aid - definitions 22‑54‑129
Facility school funding - definitions - legislative declaration 22‑54‑136
At-risk per pupil additional funding - definitions 22‑54‑138
Career development success program - created - funding - report - legislative declaration - definitions - repeal 22‑54‑139
Additional funding for schools - use of retail marijuana sales tax revenue transferred to state public school fund - definitions 22‑54‑145
Additional funding for rural schools - 2023-24 budget year - definitions - repeal 22‑54‑146
Hold-harmless at-risk funding - 2023-24 budget year - repeal
Green check means up to date. Up to date

Current through Fall 2024

§ 22-54-123.5’s source at colorado​.gov