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News Alert: It’s time for you to join the FISD Team and help Nourish a Brighter Future! We have openings around the country… see for yourself by following the link in the comments. Speaking of news, KCRA 3’s Lisa Gonzales recently spoke with FISD’s own Chef David Cannata at Capital Christian School in Sacramento about helping kids fall in love with veggies! In the segment, Chef David describes two ways FISD makes it happen: through delicious, veggie-inclusive recipes like “revved up marinara” and through programs designed to expand the palate and encourage food exploration like “Swavory” (sweet versus savory). Don’t you want to be a part of this?? Watch the clip here: https://lnkd.in/eQ-w9E7A

On Wednesday, May 8, students from Porter-Gaud School will host peers from Charleston Collegiate School and Charleston Day School for a friendly (and tasty!) culinary competition, raising funds for non-profit organizations. After working behind the scenes to learn about menu preparation, cooking terminology, and culinary fundamentals like knife safety, students will engage in a competition inclusive of knowledge testing and trivia, combined with culinary competition. Chef & Food Network personality Aarti Sequeira will host this year’s event, focusing on fostering a unique sense of community, team building, leadership, and problem solving. Students will create two dishes judged by a panel of judges including and Chef & Owner of Charleston’s da Toscano, Michael Toscano as well as FLIK Independent School Dining’s Adam Byrne, VP of Operations. Dishes will be judged based on: Taste, Presentation, Creativity, Team Participation, and Sanitation. At the end of the competition, the winning team will be awarded a cash prize to donate to a charity of their choice.