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East Whittier City School District to roll out 'Share Station' lunch carts to reduce waste and feed students
Summary
District nutrition staff said the Share Station program will let students place unopened or uneaten cold and room-temperature items in share carts during meal service, starting this month; items must be unopened and whole for fruit, and hot entrees are excluded.
The East Whittier City School District will roll out a Share Station program that lets students place unopened or uneaten cold and room-temperature items in centrally located share carts during meal service, district nutrition officials said.
District officials described the program as a way to reduce food waste while offering extra nutrition to students who need it. The district will make share-table carts available to all students during meal times; only unopened items and whole, unbitten fruit…
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