Food Service Workers Thoroughly Trained

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Don’t Let the Apron Fool You

By Jeanne Hopkins

Karen Labare, Kitchen Asssitant at Northern Lights Elementary | Explore Superior

Karen Labare, Kitchen Asssitant at Northern Lights Elementary

Very often, the majority of the Food Service Staff in the Superior Schools have accomplished  their training at a level referred to as ,”Certified at Level One” with the School Nutrition Association.  This means they have successfully completed and tested in a class on nutrition and another class on food safety.  They maintain this certification through 6 or more  continuing education units throughout the year.

In the Superior School District, staff follows the guidelines set out by HACCP or Hazard Analysis Critical Control Points.  This requires them to record refrigerator temperatures as well as freezers, dishmachines and food on the serving line.  Anything not meeting the standard is removed and brought to the correct temperature.

The intent of this rigorous training is for the student customers to feel safe and secure with the food service knowledge practiced by the food service staff.  The School District of Superior Food Service Department truly does employ a well trained professional food service staff.  The apron is just a cover up!

Renay Boggie, School Nutrition Manager at Northern Lights Elementary | Explore Superior

Renay Boggie, School Nutrition Manager at Northern Lights Elementary

Rose Seim Assistant Cook at Four Corners Elementary | Explore Superior

Rose Seim Assistant Cook at Four Corners Elementary

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Jeanne Hopkins is the Director of Food Service for the School District of Superior




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