What impact does “Laurens Law” have on the TPSNP in general and on birthday parties specifically?
“Lauren’s Law” does not conflict with the TPSNP. It confirms TPSNP provisions that parents or grandparents may bring any food they want for their child’s classroom birthday party. “Lauren’s Law” does not supersede TPSNP “Event Day” provisions, which limits such days to three per year; if a school permits restricted food at more than three school events per year, TDA will not reimburse the school for meals served for any days in excess of the three days permitted under the TPSNP.
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