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Panel enlists chancellor to resist NYC school lunch price increase

Fighting against a 67% increase in the price of school lunches.

Operations

Cost, student acceptance most challenging of new school regs, says study

Food costs have increased, participation has decreased under new meal regs, according to School Nutrition Association.

The majority of non-commercial foodservice establishments do not have farmers’ markets on their campuses. Schools and LTC/senior living were the least likely segment to have farmers’ markets.

The same percentage of operators—70%— have an employee wellness program as those who offer a customer wellness program. Long-term care/senior living operators were the least likely to offer both types of services; 53% don’t have an employee wellness program while 50% do not offer the service for customers.

Charles Anderson, director of foodservice for the Clark County, Nev., School District, enjoys fly fishing at Yellowstone National Park, loves Texas Chicken Fried Steak and wishes he were a scratch golfer.

The grain changes were welcomed, director wishes calorie restrictions had been changed.

In the mid-2000s, the foodservice program for the Clark County School District in Nevada was losing millions of dollars annually. By 2007, CCSD’s CFO, Jeff Weiler, had had enough. To try to stop the bleeding, Weiler turned to a seemingly unlikely &l

Jefferson County (Ky.) is one of five districts nationwide to take part in the Breakfast in the Classroom program.

We developed an innovative alternative to a printed monthly menu. Using a QR code, we now offer families a convenient magnet that can be scanned with any smartphone to display the next day’s menus. In an effort to appeal to high school students, mag

The district had very low participation before Jennifer McFarland, director of food and nutrition services, arrived at Center Grove Community School Corp. in Greenwood, Ind., according to Rose Smith, assistant director of food and nutrition services.

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