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Department info - Nutrition Services

Kelly Kaminski, MS, RD, LD

Director of Nutrition Services

440-428-9332

kelly.kaminski@madisonschools.net

The Nutrition Services Department is made up of a team of 16 food service professionals in four kitchens who are committed to providing high-quality meals to students at an affordable price to families.  

The Department of Nutrition Services strictly adheres to the USDA regulations regarding the sale of food items to children in schools. Breakfast meals, lunch meals, and a la carte items are sold in all cafeterias daily.

Are you interested in working for Madison Schools Nutrition Services in the future?  Complete the interest form below and we will contact you if positions become available!

Nutrition Services Employment Interest Form

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