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Food Service

Meet: Amy Guerrero, Food Services Director

The nutritional needs of our students has always been a top priority within the North Scott Community School District because it helps create an appropriate environment for the learning that occurs throughout the day. Our food service department takes this responsibility seriously and is committed to providing a selection of quality, healthy foods that to nourish students and prepare them to learn.

Amy is a member of the Iowa School Nutrition Association and is  to committed to advancing the quality of school meal programs through education and advocacy.

You can reach Amy at 563-285-4612.

 

Say Hello to Karen Apple, Food Service Administrative Assistant

Meet Karen Apple, our dedicated Food Services Administrative Assistant. A proud alum of North Scott High School, Karen brings a personal touch and deep understanding of our community to the role. With a keen eye for detail and a passion for ensuring every student has access to nutritious meals, Karen plays a vital part in coordinating our district’s food services. Her commitment to excellence and her personal connection to the district make her an invaluable member of our team.

You can reach Karen at 563-285-3101.

Karen Apple, food services admin assistant

Introducing Lisa Brunning, Kitchen Manager

Kitchen Manager
Introducing Lisa Brunning, our talented Kitchen Manager who oversees the kitchens at both the junior high and high school. With expertise in menu planning and a commitment to healthy, delicious meals, Lisa ensures that every student receives nutritious options every day. Her ability to manage multiple locations with efficiency and care makes Lisa an essential part of our school community.
 
You can reach Lisa at 563-285-4598 at the High School and 563-285-3429 at the Jr. High. 

2024 Updates to the School Nutrition Standards

School Lunch Information 

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Infinite Campus Food Service for Employees

Meal Choices

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