Reading Community Schools is proud to announce that its cafeteria lead by Randi Miller has been honored with the Hamilton County Public Health Clean Kitchen Award. This recognition demonstrates the district's commitment to maintaining the highest standards of food safety and sanitation.
The Clean Kitchen Award is granted to facilities that demonstrate excellence in public health practices and adherence to rigorous sanitation principles. To qualify, facilities must meet several stringent criteria:
- Inspection Excellence: The facility must have fewer than three violations in the two years prior to application and must have no critical or repeat violations in that period.
- Food Education Certification: The facility must meet one of the following food education criteria:
- Two staff members must have a valid Level 1 Food Handler Certificate within the previous two years.
- One staff member must have a current ServSafe or Level 2 Certificate.
- Consistent Compliance: The facility must have two years of inspection data available.
- Application Submission: The facility must submit an application to the Hamilton County Public Health office, including documentation proving compliance with the food education criteria.
Reading's Cafeteria met and exceeded these standards, reflecting its dedication to ensuring a safe and healthy environment for students and staff. The achievement is a testament to the hard work and meticulous attention to detail by the cafeteria team.
Congratulations once again to our outstanding cafeteria team for this well-deserved recognition!