Sentences with phrase «cafeteria workers say»

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So if a student reaches the end of the cafeteria line with, say, a meat patty and broccoli, the lunch worker is likely to suggest adding a milk to complete the meal.

Workers who serve meals in Chicago Public Schools say the majority of kids are not eating the healthful new foods on the cafeteria menu, according to a confidential survey released Tuesday.

«The young kids are always willing to try things, and they like anything fresh,» says Janet Hernandez, lead cafeteria worker at Chapman Elementary.

Absolutely, positively yes, say the front - line cafeteria workers, most of whom refer to themselves as «the lunch lady.»

Every day, she said, a teacher or cafeteria worker volunteers a dollar or two to help students who come through the lunch line without money.

While Sanchez has no firm figures regarding the boycott, he said that a cafeteria worker did tell him that there were far fewer students eating the school meal than normal.

A year ago, Luna said, a cafeteria worker took away Christopher's pizza and forced him in front of his friends to pick up a sandwich instead.

McGreal said he plans to provide free culinary classes to local school cafeteria workers.

They have children,» said Marcela Jimenez of Unite Here Local 100, a union representing about 15,000 food service workers at corporate cafeterias, sports arenas and local airports.

South Korean health officials said Thursday that the new cases included members of the Pyeongchang Olympics Organizing Committee, as well as on - site personnel and cafeteria workers.

Addressing personnel choices, the Chef says, «So many schools have cafeteria workers who have never been trained to cook in their lives.

Union watchers say the newly elected Lily Eskelsen García — a former school cafeteria worker teacher, folk singer and Utah teacher of the year — has a «hell of a job» ahead of her.

The professionalization of teaching grates against the belief that everyone — parents, community members, cafeteria workers — should have a say about what is important.

Referring to difficulties parents had in Philadelphia when the charter schools took over traditional schools, he said, «Students will have to leave and go far away to go to school, and there will be a loss of arts and music education, a loss of skilled cafeteria workers and fewer adults at every campus.»