Food Service Department

Holly Area Schools, in partnership with Chartwells, recognizes that breakfast and lunch time is as much about learning as the classroom.  Through creative marketing and nutritional education, we strive to teach children about the best choices for life-long health and wellness.  Our school facilities utilize fully operating kitchens to prepare foods from scratch and batch cook so each meal is as fresh as possible.  Every school also offers a "food bar" with daily selections of fresh romaine lettuce and assorted fresh fruits, vegetables, and composed salads.

 

Food Service Update for the 23-24 School Year

With the new year quickly approaching we have an important update regarding our food service program. HAS is now participating in a new program provided by the USDA Food and Nutrition Services which will provide all Pre-K through 12th grade students with free breakfast and lunch each school day. This is a great opportunity for our students. With this new program, all families are required to complete the short form which is attached to this communication. The form can be completed online, printed, signed and returned to your school office. Additionally, for your convenience, each school will also have forms available during next weeks Schedule Pick Up and Meet and Greet events. 

Additional information can be found in the Education Benefits Letter and Form

Should you have any questions, please contact your school office or our Food Service Department.

 

 


 

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Now Boarding: Global Eats Taking Off at Holly High School

Dear Parent/Guardian,

The school cafeteria is often one of the first places a child gets to taste and learn about foods from outside their family’s recipes or traditional cultural dishes. Highlighting the unique ingredients and authentic flavors from cuisines around the world, Chartwells K12 is launching a new program called Global Eats!

Developed by Chartwells chefs and dietitians with input from students, Global Eats turns food into a worldly adventure and encourages students to eat together and taste new foods and flavors while learning about different cultures. Global Eats will be taking off in school cafeterias this school year and we are excited to share that we’re rolling out the new program to Holly High School beginning next week.  

Highlights for the Global Eats program launch include:

  • Global Tour with Authentic Flavors: For our opening four-month tour, students will travel to Mexico, Italy, India and China. Each month, new menu items will be introduced featuring the unique ingredients and authentic recipes from each featured country that were created in partnership with a series of celebrity chefs who specialize in global cuisines.
    • Mexico: Dishes are simple yet packed with fresh flavors like lime and cilantro and the heat of peppers and spices. Chicago-based Chef Jonathan Zaragoza, whose family owns Birrieria Zaragoza, helped develop the menu which includes Horchata Parfaits, Pork Carnitas, and Mexican Street Style Hot Dog.
    • Italy: Michael Toscano, the Chef/Owner of Le Farfalle in Charleston, South Carolina and Da Toscano in New York City, collaborated on each recipe that will be featured.
    • India: Delicious dishes from Chef Aarti Sequeira, cookbook author and the winner of the sixth season of The Next Food Network Star, will be offered on the Global Eats menu.
    • China: Celebrity Chef Jet Tila created signature menu items for Global Eats that bring a sensory experience filled with the flavors of ginger, soy and chilis, to menu items.

The exploration continues beyond the cafeteria with the Global Eats website, www.K12GlobalEats.com, which features chef and recipe videos and fun activities for students and families. Be sure to check out Nutrislice for the most up-to-date menus as we travel through each destination!

Sincerely,
Your Food Service Team

PDF DocumentHHS Global Eats Parent Letter

 

 

Parent's or Guardians from all buildings that would like to put money on their students' accounts may bring in or send checks to the Food Services Department at their school buildings.  Any questions please call the office 248.3036

Parents and Guardians are also able to apply money to their student's accounts through the online payment system e~Funds for Schools which can be accessed directly through your Skyward Family Access account or the e-Funds link on the top of our website.

Please refer to our Online Payments web page for more information and instructions.

If you ever have any questions in regards to your child's account please feel free to contact the Food Service Department at any time.

For our menus, we utilize Nutrislice which is a program to allow parents and students to view menus and nutritional information via the web and cell phone.

External LinkVisit the Nutrislice website and choose the appropriate school building

External LinkSummer Meet Up and Eat Up Menus

External LinkChartwells Education - Information about the Chartwells program, philosophy, and nutrition

External LinkMy Plate - Helpful healthy eating and living tips for you and your family

 

PDF DocumentFood Sensitivities and Intolerances

PDF DocumentMedical Care Plan - Severe Allergy

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Thomas Baranoucky

Karl Richter Campus
Food Service
Director
Phone: 248.328.3033

Mary Robb

Karl Richter Campus
Food Service
Administrative Assistant
Phone: 248.328.3036