HeyJaredFuelCast
An open forum modeling excellence in Georgia School Nutrition through inspiring, engaging and impactful conversations connecting those who want to make a difference in the lives of our children and communities.
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From the Lunch Line: A Student and Parent’s Take on School Meals in Marietta City Schools (opens the original)
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What does school food mean to the kids who eat it every day? In this episode of FuelCast, we talk to Adele, a student in Marietta City Schools, and her mom, Christina, for a family’s perspective on school meals. Their conversation reminds us why student and community engagement is the heart of a strong school nutrition program. Then, it’s Adele’s turn to sit in the interviewer’s chair as she asks School Nutrition Director Dr. Cindy Culver her own questions. Through her answers, we see how qualit
Eat, Learn, Graduate How Marietta City Schools Fuels Student Success Through School Meals (opens the original)
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What happens when a superintendent and a school nutrition director share the same mission? In this episode of FuelCast, we sit down with Dr. Grant Rivera, Superintendent, and Dr. Cindy Culver, Director of School Nutrition for Marietta City Schools, to explore how their partnership brings quality school meals to a wonderfully diverse district. Cindy and Grant share how ongoing professional development and creative problem-solving keep their team ready to serve. Together, they reveal how deep stud
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