K-12 Schools

Operations

High school’s student-run carryout restaurant serves more than food

East Aurora High School students not only prepare and serve food for the cafe, but also learn how to run a restaurant.

Operations

Conn. one step closer to statewide farm-to-school program

The legislation, which now awaits Gov. Dannel Malloy’s signature, would require the state’s departments of agriculture and education to develop such programs in public schools.

Organic, scarred fruits and vegetables are found to have higher antioxidants, studies show.

Students are testing the efficiency of the soil-free growing method, which may eventually be used to provide produce for student lunches.

The event, created in partnership with the French Department of Agriculture, highlights healthy choices and the inclusion of produce in school meals.

Though officials say the new process will streamline cafeteria throughput, some groups are encouraging parents to question the implications of children using such technology.

Replacing the district's fryers took a multiyear effort.

Foodservice directors use summer “break” to plan menus, secure funding and work on their facilities—but there isn’t always work for their staff.

Two FSDs, one from a large operation and another from a small one, share experience and advice from their own internal mentoring programs.

Pulaski County Special School District maximizes student eating time by using lunch room monitors to expedite the breakfast cafeteria line process.

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