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This checklist is not intended to take the place of the required triennial assessments of the Local Wellness Policy.  \nNutrition Education – Specific goals for Nutrition Education are included in the Local Wellness Policy. These goals were developed using evidence-based strategies.  \nNutrition Promotion– Specific goals for Nutrition Promotion are included in the Local Wellness Policy. These goals were developed using evidence-based strategies. Please note, USDA expects LEAs to review “Smarter Lunchroom” tools and strategies, at a minimum.  \nPhysical Activity – Specific goals for Physical Activity are included in the Local Wellness Policy. These goals were developed using evidence-based strategies.  \nOther School-Based Activities that Promote Student Wellness – Specific goals for Other School-Based Activities that Promote Student Wellness are included in the Local Wellness Policy. 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