Appropriate Clothing. Student Nutrition employees are required to dress appropriately, conforming to both the dress code of the building in which they work and the regulations of the county health department. Closed-toe, rubber-soled shoes are required for safety. The expectation is that staff will dress in a manner that reflects that this district's operation has earned the District of Excellence in Child Nutrition distinction and that the staff is well trained and professional in actions and appearance as outlined in the Child Nutrition employee handbook.
Appropriate Clothing. For each child in care clothing provided by the Contractor that, at a minimum, is: In sufficient quantity such that there are an adequate number of the following: T-shirts, undershirts, underwear, bras, socks, shoes, pants, shirts, skirts, blouses, coats/jackets, sweaters, pajamas, shorts and other clothing necessary for a child to partake in daily activities; Gender and age-appropriate; Proportionate to the child’s size; In good condition, and is not worn-out with holes or tears (not intended by the manufacturer to be part of the item of clothing); and Clean and washed on a regular basis.
Appropriate Clothing. Student Nutrition employees are required to dress appropriately, conforming to both the dress code of the building in which they work and the regulations of the county health department. The BOARD will provide five (5) shirts to wear with employee provided khaki-colored pants or appropriate length shorts. Replacements of provided shirts will be made as determined by the supervisor. Closed-toe, rubber-soled shoes are required for safety. The expectation is that staff will dress in a manner that reflects that this district's operation has earned the District of Excellence in Child Nutrition distinction and that the staff is well trained and professional in actions and appearance as outlined in the Child Nutrition employee handbook.
