K-12 Schools

Operations

Making gluten-free items in house

Twenty-two percent of operators make the majority of the gluten-free items they serve in house, according to The Big Picture research. For that 22%, soups were the most common gluten-free menu option made in house, while bread was the least likely.

Workforce

Denying Kids Lunch? Not Cool, Whitsons Says

The controversy over unpaid lunch accounts hit a low last month when several foodservice employees in the Attleboro (Mass.) School District were disciplined for denying children lunch because they had no money in their prepaid accounts. The workers were e

Calif. district spends time on fruit and veggie prep and plans for Farm to School.

Schools are places of learning, and the cafeteria is no exception. With Flik Independent School Dining’s Traveling Flavors program, students fill their bellies—and brains—with international food and learning.

There’s a reason people call certain dishes comfort food. European classics like beef bourguignon and shepherd’s pie bring diners feelings of home, happiness, tradition and family. Here are four ideas for new takes on classic European dishes.

Healthy menus don't mean much when students can leave campus for lunch.

State education officials have pledged to help Barbour serve healthier options in the future.

Grants will be used to improve foodservice equipment.

There has been a lot of discussion since last year’s implementation of the Healthy Hunger-Free Kids Act about what types of foods should be served in schools.

Nutrition department has been able to purchase $25 pounds of herbs from program.

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