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How a Florida prep school addresses made-to-order demand

Stanton College Preparatory School’s new “Create” station lets students customize nachos, baked potatoes and pasta bowls.

Bianca N. Herron, Digital Editor

November 13, 2015

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Feeling the familiar pressure to provide more customization, Florida-based Stanton College Preparatory School has opened a station that extends a made-to-order approach to nachos, baked potatoes and bowls.

According to school officials, the menu for the Create station was shaped by student input and taste tests. 

“By providing foods and environments within the schools that closely resemble the experiences our students have in restaurants outside of their schools, we are transforming the school meal programs here in Duval County in a positive way,” said Chartwells’ K12 Regional VP of Operations Brian Giles, in a release.

About the Author

Bianca N. Herron

Digital Editor

Bianca Herron is a digital editor at Restaurant Business. Prior to joining Restaurant Business, Bianca was editor of two real estate publications, the Illinois Real Estate Journal and Chicago Industrial Properties. Previously, she was a reporter for the Chicago Defender Newspaper. Bianca studied Mass Communications at Tennessee State University, and currently resides in the south suburbs of Chicago. 

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