Superintendent, McIntosh administration chip in to serve students

September 11, 2021

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For Fayette County Public Schools, it takes everyone on the team to ensure students are healthy and thriving. With the school nutrition program facing a worker shortage, school system and McIntosh High administration stepped in to help out.

Superintendent Dr. Jonathan Patterson recently joined in with Principal Maggie Walls and Assistant Principal Nicole Guest to serve students lunch in the McIntosh cafeteria.

The school nutrition program is looking for more members to join their team. To apply, go to fcboe.org/Page/169.

Superintendent Dr. Jonathan Patterson and Principal Maggie Walls recently served students lunch in the McIntosh cafeteria.

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