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A Federally-funded programHOW WE’RE KEEPING YOUR KIDS SAFE AND NOURISHEDPay online to reduce handling moneyVIEW YOUR SCHOOL’S MENUON YOUR PHONEApply online at Forsyth County Schoolsforsyth.k12.ga.us/page/399The safety and health of our students and employees is the number one priority for Food and Nutrition Services. All of our School Nutrition managers and assistant managers are ServSafecertified and every staff member receives annual food safety and sanitation training. Each team member will follow current Department of Health and CDC guidelines when preparing and serving school meals. Here are some other practices we have put into place to keep your child safe while enjoying a nutritious meal at school.?Students will practice social distancing in the serving lines.?All foods will be packaged, cupped or individually wrapped. ?While being mindful of the environment, all grade levels will use utensil packages/napkin, fork, spoon and disposable trays. ?Condiments will be pre-portioned packs or cupped. Students will not utilize pumps or bottles.?All grade levels will use Touchless check out methods. ?The use of share tables will be eliminated. ?Masks and gloves will be worn during serving.We strongly encourage families to use the My Payments Plus on-line payment system to eliminate cash transactions whenever possible. Checks will be accepted at the line.

A Federally

-

funded program

HOW WE’RE KEEPING YOUR KIDS

SAFE AND NOURISHED

Pay online to reduce handling money

VIEW YOUR SCHOOL’S MENU

ON YOUR PHONE

Apply online at Forsyth County Schools

forsyth.k12.ga.us/page/399

The safety and health of our students and employees is the

number one priority for Food and Nutrition Services. All of

our School Nutrition managers and assistant managers are

ServSafe

certified and every staff member receives annual

food safety and sanitation training. Each team member will

follow current Department of Health and CDC guidelines

when preparing and serving school meals.

Here are some other practices we have put into place to

keep your child safe while enjoying a nutritious meal at

school.

?

Students will practice social distancing in the serving lines.

?

All foods will be packaged, cupped or individually wrapped.

?

While being mindful of the environment, all grade levels will

use utensil packages/napkin, fork, spoon and disposable

trays.

?

Condiments will be pre

-

portioned packs or cupped. Students

will not utilize pumps or bottles.

?

All grade levels will use Touchless check out methods.

?

The use of share tables will be eliminated.

?

Masks and gloves will be worn during serving.

We strongly encourage families to use the

My Payments Plus on

-

line payment system

to eliminate cash transactions whenever possible.

Checks will be accepted at the line.

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