Contract for Child Nutrition Program Trainer and Consultant April-September 2026
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What this document actually says
This is a six-month consulting contract with Sarah Jones to train school nutrition staff from April 1 through September 30, 2026. The consultant will work 10-15 hours per week (up to 60 hours monthly) at an hourly rate of $84.60, with a total contract cap of $30,450. Services include hands-on training for kitchen staff on food safety, meal documentation, compliance procedures, and vendor coordination. The consultant will create training materials, checklists, and standard operating procedures that the district can continue using after the contract ends. The goal is to build a self-sustaining, compliant food service program with well-trained staff who can maintain proper procedures independently.
What this means for your family
This consultant will train cafeteria staff to improve food safety, meal quality, and compliance with nutrition regulations. Better-trained kitchen staff means more consistent, safe meal service for students. The training materials created will help maintain quality even after the consultant's work is complete, supporting the long-term sustainability of the school lunch program.
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