Nutrition Services

Big changes happen in small packages

Big changes happen in small packages

Say goodbye to the spork packages and say hello to spoons, forks, full size napkins, and their dispensers!

The benefits:

Choice of eating with a fork or spoon
Full size, unbleached napkin
Simplifies sorting at student cafeteria waste stations
Reduction of waste and litter
Savings potential with fewer products taken

These successful changes, first piloted at high schools and a few elementary schools, are now district-wide!

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