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Food Services
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Food Services Supervisor Darlene Bonds
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Food Services Clerk Rhonda Sullivan
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| The Dos Palos Oro Loma Joint Unified School District Child Nutrition Program is organized with the primary responsibility of serving wholesome and nutritious meals to students. We have an annual agreement with the State and Federal Governments to participate in the National School Lunch Program. Participation in this program qualifies us for state and federal reimbursements as well as commodity foods. This allows the price of student lunches to be set below the actual cost of producing these meals. |
| The district has five self-contained kitchens and two satellite kitchens that prepare breakfast and lunch, offer after school snacks and have daily snack bar sales at each site. We use menus, which meets the nutrient standards required by the Healthy Meals For Americans Act of 1994. We use the Nutrient Standard Menu Planning System (NSMP) approach to meet the nutrition goals. Instead of working with specific food components in specific amounts, we work with menu items and use nutrient analysis averaged over a school week to make sure students are receiving the appropriate RDA's. |
Breakfast We are a non-pricing school district.
Lunch We are a non-pricing school district. |
| Lunch applications are sent out during the first week of school. You may request a lunch application anytime during the year if your wage or household status change. Lunch applications may be picked up at the front office at all of the site except the DPHS. They can be picked up in the Attendance office or you may contact my office at 392-2106 for further assistance. |
Cafeteria Staff:
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Dos Palos Elementary School Lucy Porter Scottie Azevedo Myrtle Sanchez Rosa Zepeda Adele Bryant
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Oro Loma School Linda Farmer Vesta Merrell
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Marks Elementary School Suk Darneal Lyana Alaniz Shirley Hooper Juanita Redding
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Bryant Middle School Melinda Mejia Eulene Bryant Hilda Garcia
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Dos Palos High School Louella Goldman Cindy Arroyo Debbie Solis
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The Marks Elementary Cafeteria serves breakfast and lunch on a daily basis. They also sell many food items on the snack bar from granola bars to assorted chips! The Marks lunch program is on "Offer verses Serve" which means they have to pick three of the five food components. This helps reduce plate waste and food costs.
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Our meals are on a State approved software program called NutriKids. Marks uses the program to figure the nutrient value of the foods that are offered and must meet the RDA's of the appropriate age group! Computers are in every kitchen to help with recipe sizing and menu production worksheets.
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The Marks cafeteria goes by the Nutrikids programs. Visit the Nutrikids at www.nutrikids.com website to learn more about the student's food health plan. Health comes first in our district!
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