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June 2026 Important Dates
*When a deadline falls on a weekend or a holiday the actual deadline moves to the next business day.
- Jun 10 - Deadline to submit Claim for Reimbursement (NSLP/SBP/ASSP)
- Jun 12 - NCPA Board Meeting and Bid Opening
- Jun 15 - Deadline to submit Claim for Reimbursement (FFVP)
- Jun 15 - Registration Deadline for School Nutrition Association of NC Pre-Conference Workshops
- Jun 17 - Annual Agreement Renewal Deadline
- Jun 22-23 - SNA-NC Pre-Conference Workshops
- Jun 24-26 - SNA-NC Annual Conference (Greensboro)
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rev. June 2026