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  • Congratulations to our 5 Taher 30 Year Employees! We appreciate all you have and continue to do for our families!

    Tami Uhl (Cascades), Sheri Larson (Dibble), Janet Jones (Northeast), Sally Lagow (Northeast) & Karen Sexton (Hunt)

    Taher 30 Year Employees

     

     

     

    The food service department at Jackson Public Schools is based at the Operations Center (across from Hunt Elementary) at 1401 N. Brown St.  We are committed to educate and model to others proper nutrition, which helps students succeed physically and academically.  You can contact us at (517) 841-2690.

    The Food Service Department provides breakfast and lunch daily at all of Jackson Public School’s facilities. Snacks are served at after-school educational programs.  A dinner program is available at many schools for students who are enrolled in after-school programs. 

    Catering services are available both on and off-site for school and community events.  Please call (517) 841-2174 for more information or to place an order.  You may also email Heather Garver, our caterer, call (517) 841-2168 to leave a voicemail, or call the JHS kitchen at (517) 841-3762.

    The Food Service Team appreciates your input and may be contacted via phone or email - please check the Food Services - Staff page for details.

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        FUN FACTS:
     
    Taher December Harvest of the Month:
     
    Brussels Sprout
     
    Thyme
     
    Cranberry
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
    Check for more information on these fruits and vegetables in the school cafeteria.

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  • JPS Food Services is excited to announce it has its own app! Download the Taher Food4Life app and gain access to current menus, nutrition facts, allergy information and more!

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