Food Service

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FOOD SERVICE IS HIRING: Please help us feed the Bedford students!

ADVANTAGES of working for the Bedford School District Food Services:

• Nights, weekends, holidays & summers off

• On the job training

• Terrific dedicated staff to work alongside

• Free professional training in food safety, nutrition, culinary skills & school meal program

• Opportunity for advancement

Check all of our open positions by clicking the employment tab at the top of the page!

Our Mission

We strive to provide a variety of high quality, tasty meals that incorporate healthy, wholesome, clean foods to fuel the minds and bodies of all students.

Goals of the Food Service Department

  • Employing staff that are positive, team orientated and well trained.

  • Preparing “home cooked" meals using our unique and healthy recipes.

  • Partnering with local farmers to ensure we use the freshest products available.

  • Offering a variety of choices to meet the needs and preferences of our students.

  • Working with students to incorporate their feedback on new foods and recipes.

Lunch Menus

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Farm to School Program

The Food Service Department has implemented a farm to school program! Introducing students to locally sourced, nutrient dense and organic farm fresh foods. Check out the farms below and see what foods are being sourced locally!

Located in Hollis, NH

Sourcing : Peaches, apples, cucumbers, green beans, zucchini, summer squash, red & green peppers, tomatoes and apple cider

Located in Canterbury, NH

Certified OrganicSourcing : Grass fed ground beef burgers, kimchi, pickled vegetables, various types of cheeses, & yogurt, butternut squash, delicata squash, radish, carrots and beets

Located in Temple, NH

Sourcing : Pure maple syrup and honey

Located in Boston, MA

Sourcing from the Coast of Maine: variety of fish filets

OASIS SPRINGS FARM

Located Nashua, NH

Sourcing : mixed greens & lettuces

Located in Rockport ME

Sourcing: Tofu

Located in Harvard MA

Sourcing: Applesauce

Located in Skowhegan ME

Sourcing: Oats & Flours

Emily Murphy, RD, LD

Director of School Nutrition

603-472-3755 ext 21242

murphye@bedfordnhk12.net

Christine Gabriel

School Nutrition Coordinator

603-310-9000 ext 33418

gabrielc@bedfordnhk12.net

Nicole Gray

School Nutrition Coordinator

603-472-3951 ext 22218

grayn@bedfordnhk12.net

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