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Chartwells reports rising participation but cites revenue hit from weather and payroll changes

Asheville City Schools Board of Education · April 21, 2026
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Summary

Chartwells presented survey results and February participation gains across several schools, while noting missed inclement-weather days and a change in remote-work pay policy that together reduced net revenue by roughly $80,000 for this school year.

Chartwells representatives updated the board on school-meal participation and program developments, reporting year-over-year increases at nearly every school site and outlining near-term menu campaigns.

Aaron Probst, area director for Chartwells, introduced Kristen Tico, who joined the district's nutrition team in February. The vendor highlighted limited-time campaigns ("Bloom into Breakfast" and an upcoming "Foodie Fest") and promoted a relaunch of school-nutrition social media to…

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