School District of the City of Saginaw - Saginaw Public Schools

School District
of the City of
Saginaw
Plant Operations and Student Nutrition Services
Services Resource Guide

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Student
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Providing a safe and healthy environment
to all students in order to foster learning
as well as a pleasant workplace for all
Saginaw Public school staff. We use
a team approach to all aspects of our
services to ensure issues and repairs to
District facilities are handled efficiently and
correctly the first time with a emphasis on
excellence and great customer service.
SodexoMAGIC is committed is to improving
the quality of life in the Saginaw Public
School District. We fully understand that
proper nutrition is a key player in the mission
of growing the “whole student” and we
accomplish this by promoting the five pillars of
Student Well-Being: Nutrition, Achievement,
Environment, Community and Activity.
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About SodexoMAGIC
In 2006, Sodexo, Inc. joined forces with Magic Johnson Enterprises
in a joint venture called SodexoMAGIC, LLC. By leveraging the
power of Earvin “Magic” Johnson’s brand with Sodexo’s extensive
portfolio of service solutions, SodexoMAGIC effectively provides
flexible, innovative and comprehensive service solutions that have
unrivaled broad consumer appeal to the marketplace.
About Sodexo
Sodexo in North America
Sodexo, Inc. (www.sodexoUSA.com), a member of Sodexo Group,
is a leading provider of Comprehensive Service Solutions serving
more than ten million customers daily in corporations, health care,
long term care, retirement, schools, higher education, government
and remote sites. Headquartered in Gaithersburg, Md., Sodexo,
Inc. operates in the U.S., Canada and Mexico, with $7.7 billion
(USD) in annual revenue and 120,000 employees. The Sodexo
Foundation (www.SodexoFoundation.org) is an independent
charitable organization that, since its founding in 1999, has made
more than $12.7 million in grants to fight hunger in America. Visit
the corporate blog at www.sodexoUSA.com/blog.
Sodexo, world leader in Quality of Daily Life Solutions
Quality of Life plays an important role in the progress of individuals
and the performance of organizations. Based on this conviction,
Sodexo is the strategic partner for companies and institutions that
place a premium on performance and well-being, as it has since
Pierre Bellon founded the company in 1966. Sharing the same
passion for service, Sodexo’s 380,000 employees, in 80 countries
design, manage and deliver an unrivaled range of On-site Service
Solutions and Motivation Solutions. Sodexo has created a new
form of service business that contributes to the economic, social
and environmental development of the communities, regions and
countries in which it operates and to the fulfillment of its employees.
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All building work orders or repairs are reported to the building
custodian and secretary. The local residence team at each school
will assess and submit work orders for processing.
Emergencies should be called in to the Facilities Operations Office
at (989) 399-6804 / (989) 399-6840 or any of the managers cell
phones. Fax: (989) 399-6836.
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Physical Plant Operations Organizational Chart
Mr. Robert Bradley
General Manager
Mr. Bradley has spent the past 18 years with Saginaw Schools where he
started in the custodial department. He served 6 years as the custodial
manager and the past 3 years as the Operations Manager for facilities. Mr.
Bradley is married with 2 children who attend Saginaw Schools. He is a
Certified Facilities Director through the Michigan School Business Officials.
Office: (989) 399-6821
Cell: (989) 860-2317
Robert.Bradley@sodexo.com
Mr. Robert Bradley is a graduate of Arthur Hill High of Saginaw Public
Schools. Mr. Bradley is a proud Veteran of the United States Army. In
his spare time, he enjoys golfing and spending quality time with his family.
Mr. David Willard
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Operations Manager
Mr. Willard has over 24 years of experience with the Saginaw Public Schools
System in the maintenance department. Mr. Willard has been instrumental
in the early development of the energy management system in the district.
Mr. Willard grew up in Saginaw.
Office: (989) 399-6822
Cell: (989) 928-9391
David.Willard@sodexo.com
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Physical Plant Operations Organizational Chart
Ms. Kelly Burns
Custodial Manager
Ms. Burns has over 4 years experience as a custodial manager. Three of
those years in the K-12 education market and one year in the healthcare
industry. She is certified to operate aquatic facilities. Ms. Burns is married
and enjoys snowmobiling and riding ATV’s in her spare time.
Office: (989) 399-6823
Cell: (989) 751-5625
Kelly.Burns@sodexo.com
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Ms. Kendra Modrall
Administrative Assistant
Ms. Modrall has 9 years of experience with Saginaw Public Schools where
she worked at Arthur Hill and Jerome as a secretary. Prior to joining Saginaw
Public Schools, Kendra spent 12 years with General Motors Acceptance
Corporation. Ms. Modrall holds an Associates Degree in Business Studies
from Delta College. She is married with two children.
Office: (989) 399-6821
Kendra.Modrall@sodexo.com
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SCHOOL LISTINGS AND POINT OF CONTACT
School
Point of Contact
School
Point of Contact
Arthur Eddy
Mr. Mike DelaCruz
Jesie Rouse
Mr. John Williams & Mr. Dewayne Medel
Arthur Hill
Mr. Oscar Olivarez
Kempton
Mr. Rod Adair & Mr. Donald Reithmeier
Bus Garage
Mr. Bobby Nowell
Longfellow
Ms. Ivory Burton & Ms. Dion Jackson
Chester Miller
Coulter
Mr. Kevin Stack & Mr. Donald Reithmeier
Mr. Art Mosqueda & Mr. Dewayne Medel
Merrill Park
Ruben Daniels
Ms. August Williams & Mr. Antonio Vescio
Mr. Dave Elizalde
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Handley
Mr. James Miller & Mr. Jameson Walker
S.A.S.A.
Ms. Donna Stover
Heavenrich
Mr. Jeffrey Hernandez & Ms. Dion Jackson
Saginaw Career Center
Mr. Robert Campbell
Hillier Center
Mr. Grant Chinery
Staff Development
Mr. David Trevino
Herig
Mr. Leroy Baston & Mr. Homer (Angelo) Osuna
Saginaw High
Mr. Jimmie Ward
Houghton
Mr. Richard Avery
Thompson
Mr. Mark Petty
Jerome
Mr. Sam McGee & Mr. Antonio Vescio
Stone
Mr. Gregory Jackson
Jessie Loomis
Mr. Willie Ervin
Zilwaukee
Mr. Julio Osuna
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Student nutrition services
Breakfast In The Class Room and Grab & Go Breakfast
Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Grant Program
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We recognize how important breakfast can be for young,
developing minds. It impacts student behavior, retention and
participation in the classroom. To assist Saginaw Public Schools
in advancing student achievement in all school, we plan Universal
Free Breakfast for all students in the district and Breakfast in the
Classroom at all elementary schools. Every student can enjoy a
free and nutrition breakfast.
Lunch Dining Services
SodexoMAGIC is committed to providing the healthiest, most
appetizing lunches we can possibly provide. Healthy students
make productive students.
Catering Services
SodexoMAGIC is prepared and more than qualified to handle all
catering request for the district. Our varying levels of catering
service ensures that we have something for everyone.
The resources provided by the Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Grant
allows us to provide nutrition education while, at the same time,
giving elementary students the opportunity to eat fresh fruit and
vegetables outside of lunch service.
Community Engagement
SodexoMAGIC has many programs geared towards enriching the
community. Some Saginaw specific programs are: SodexoMAGIC’s
Teacher of the Year Award, and the Adopt-A-School program led
by SodexoMAGIC’s Junior Executive Development program.
Sodexo and SodexoMAGIC strengthens their partnership with
the Saginaw community by promising $25,000 to the Saginaw
Promise and also donating a $50,000 Gift for the district to use
in response to the Michigan Pay to Play law.
In addition to these initiatives, SodexoMAGIC is overhauling the
student nutrition program in the district by increasing the number
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of healthy and delicious school meal options available daily to students in all grade
levels. The Saginaw student nutrition program also includes a Breakfast in the Classroom
initiative that allows all elementary school students district-wide to enjoy a nutritious
free breakfast every day. SodexoMAGIC also launched a Culinary Celebrations program
that reinforces nutrition lessons through cooking events and competitions.
“We have a tremendous opportunity to combine both our facilities management and
student nutrition expertise to give Saginaw students opportunities and support they
haven’t had before,” said Steve Dunmore, president of Sodexo Education-Schools. “We
couldn’t be more excited to form this partnership with Saginaw, this is a perfect example
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of the many unexpected ways we can support a school district and a community.”
SodexoMAGIC school services is committed to take measurable sustainable actions that
ensure a brighter future in the areas of health and wellness, environmental stewardship
and community development. SodexoMAGIC school services focuses on nutrition,
achievement, environment, community and activity to promote student well-being in
Saginaw.
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hOW TO CONTACT
STUDENT NUTRITION SERVICES
General Inquiries
Office: (989) 399-6581
Fax: (989) 399-6678
Catering
Mr. Derrel Watt (989) 399-6582
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Student Nutrition Services Organizational Chart
Mr. Mark Streamer
Opening Project Manger
Office: (989) 399-6581
Cell: (952) 239-8002
Mark.Streamer@sodexo.com
Mr. Streamer has worked in both our schools and healthcare division.
Mark has opened many new accounts for Sodexo, including his recent
opening of 31 schools on the island of Guam. Along with overseeing
the implementation of all of the SodexoMAGIC programs, processes and
procedures, Mr. Streamer’s duties include on boarding of district employees,
vendor/contract setup and initial financial accounting.
Ms. Andrea Dysard
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Operations Manager
Ms. Dysard has worked in Food Service for 25 years, 11 years specifically with
child nutrition services. She started her career in Restaurant Management.
Andrea has two previous years of Sodexo Management Experience.
Office: (989) 399-6586
Andrea.Dysard@sodexo.com
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Student Nutrition Services Organizational Chart
Mr. Derrel Watt C.F.T.
Student Nutrition Services Manager
Mr. Watt joins us from a SodexoMAGIC at Benton Harbor Area Schools.
Along with being a Food Service Manager, he brings experience from his
work as a Certified Fitness Trainer in Detroit. One of Mr. Watt’s key roles
will be implementing the standards of the Healthier US School Challenge
for all schools within the District.
Office: (989) 399-6582
Cell: (269) 779-7036
Derrel.Watt@sodexo.com
Mr. Watt is a proud alumnus of Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University,
a SodexoMAGIC partner.
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SodexoMAGIC Support Team
Chef Keison Arnold
District Safety Coordinator
Chef Arnold is responsible for School Districts for 100% Compliance of
Food and Safety Standards. Support and preparing General Managers
for scoring 100% on NSF surprise audits. Serves as support to general
managers and management teams in accident prevention and monitoring.
Ms. Tiffany Houston
General Manager Support
Ms. Houston is a General Manager for Sodexo’s Schools Services Division
at Beecher Community Schools in Flint, MI. She has been employed
with Sodexo for three years serving as a Food Service Manager before
accepting her current position. Ms. Houston is responsible for coordinating
the elementary and secondary menus for for all Saginaw Schools.
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Ms. Houston is a graduate of Michigan State University with 15 years of
hospitality and food experience.
Chef Dan Connors FMP, CEC
District Supply Management Coordinator
Chef Dan Connors is responsible for assuring and supporting General
Managers for best use of commodities and product compliance. Serve as
area support for product procurement and market connection management.
Also support districts to fully implement food production systems.
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SodexoMAGIC Support Team
Ms. Logan Lash
Senior Marketing Specialist, K12 Schools
Ms. Lash is a Sr. Marketing Specialist with Sodexo’s K12 Schools Division.
Based in Chicago, she provides marketing support for elementary, middle
and high school foodservice programs in the Midwest region.
Chef Brian Swift
District Chef and NutriKids Specialist
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Chef Brian is responsible for providing culinary support throughout White-
District. Supports culinary training and development. Coordinate special
culinary events for the District. Serves as district coordinator for Future
Chefs. Also serves as NutriKids support for the District.
Ms. Erika Radwan
District Marketing Coordinator
Ms. Radwan is responsible for supporting the Student Well-Being Positioning.
Training and coaching district teams on Sodexo marketing program. Serve
as marketing support and expert to general managers and management
teams. Also performs marketing assessments for schools throughout the
district.
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Mr. Carlos Johnson
District Manager
In October 2011, Mr. Johnson
joined Sodexo as District Manager
for Facilities in Sodexo’s North
America Schools Division. Carlos
is responsible for the growth
and operational excellence of 12
accounts in a seven state geography
inclusive of: MI, NC, SC, VA, WV,
OH, and GA.
Previous work included ARAMARK Healthcare in November 2004
as the Director of Environmental Services for Durham Regional
Hospital. During his tenure at Durham Regional, Mr. Johnson was
very successful in orchestrating the successful turnaround of the
patient satisfaction scores; which topped out at the 90th percentile,
up from the 53rd percentile. He was also responsible for increasing
the employee morale, which was noted during the hospital wide
employee opinion survey. His departmental results ranked in the
top five departments within the Duke Health System.
Mr. Johnson transitioned to Northeast Georgia Medical Center
in August 2007, and was subsequently promoted to the role of
General Manager of the Environmental Services Department in
April, 2009. Mr. Johnson currently manages all aspects of the
Environmental Services and Linen Department for the 800+ bed
acute care hospital system; which is inclusive of two long term
acute care facilities, psychiatric facility, outpatient imaging center,
and two medical office buildings. During his current tenure, Mr.
Johnson was successful in opening three new building expansions
(Women & Children’s Pavilion, Outpatient Imaging Center, and
The North Patient Tower) with superior results, totaling more than
460k square feet. As a result of this, he was able to secure a new
three year renewal, while increasing both revenue and front line
contribution greater than 32%.
Mr. Johnson has 17 years of professional management experience,
nice of which have been in the healthcare industry. He holds a
B.S. in Technical Management from DeVry University, where he
graduated with Cum Laude honor distinction. He also holds an
MBA from Keller Graduate School of Management. Mr. Johnson is
also a Certified Plant Maintenance Manager from the Association
of Facilities Engineering. Mr. Johnson is also a Certified Green
Belt in the Six Sigma Methodology, which he obtained from Lynne
Sisak & Associates. Mr. Johnson also served with distinction in
the United States Marine Corps. Mr. Johnson is a member of the
National Scholars Honors Society and Sigma Beta Delta International
Honors Society.
Mr. Johnson is a native of Atlanta, Georgia, and currently resides
in Gainesville, Georgia with his wife Demetrice and two daughters,
Kiera and Olivia.
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Mr. John White
District Manager
Mr. White oversees daily operations,
as well as business and client
relationship development for school
districts in Michigan and Indiana.
Mr. White is an alumnus of Alcorn State University with a Bachelor
of Science in Nutrition and Institution Management, and a Masters
of Business Administration from Bellarmine University - Louisville
Kentucky.
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As district manager, Mr. White is
responsible for training, coaching,
mentoring, budgeting and managing
profit and lost operations. He also
designs, implements, and adjusts
sales plans and programs, with an emphasis on increasing student
participation and improving all levels of service.
Mr. White has been with Sodexo for over 25 years and brings a
wealth of leadership and hospitality management experience. Mr.
White most recently served as Administrative Director and General
Manager for Guest Services Departments at the University of
Louisville Hospitals where he was responsible for leading over 250
associates and managers including clinical dietitians, operations
managers for Nutrition and Facilities Management. Some of Mr.
White previous positions include Retail Operations Manager at
North Carolina Baptist /Wake Forest University Hospitals and
Food Production Manager at John Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore,
Maryland.
Some of Mr. White’s key accomplishments include his selection
as a member of Leadership Louisville, Leadership Detroit and
the receipt of the Sodexo Healthcare Clients for Life award. As
well as serving on the Board of Directors of Louisville Region
of American Red Cross, Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc. and the
SLICE - a Kentucky Derby Festival Event. Mr. White believes in
delivering service excellence to our clients and our communities. In
April 2010, Mr White participated in White House briefing with Phi
Beta Sigma Fraternity’s National President on President’s Obama
Domestic Agenda.
Mr. White has a lovely 15 year old daughter, Nila and currently resides
in Detroit Michigan and member of Sacred Heart Catholic Church.
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We Are The Communities We Serve
The Saginaw Promise is an exciting initiative, created by legislation
signed into law by Governor Jennifer Granholm in early 2009. It is
designed to serve as a catalyst for economic development and to
support local efforts to promise a college education for all students
who reside within the boundaries of the school district. Saginaw
was designated a “Promise Zone” in April of 2009.”
The Adopt-A-School program was developed by Sodexo’s African
American Leadership Forum (AALF) to inspire and develop leaders
and to serve as role models to influence students throughout their
lives. The local AALF chapter will adopt a Saginaw middle school
and its members will speak with students about various topics
while also mentoring them to become leaders.
Sodexo and SodexoMAGIC strengthens their partnership with the
Saginaw community by promising $25,000 to the Saginaw Promise
and also donating a $50,000 Gift for the district to use in response
to the Michigan Pay to Play law.
SodexoMAGIC’s Teacher of the Year award will recognize a high
school teacher who positively impact students both in and out
of school. Students and district leadership will vote to determine
the winner and the award will be presented at a private dinner
ceremony. Additionally, the winning teacher will get a signed letter
of appreciation and a personal congratulatory call from Earvin
“Magic” Johnson.
The Junior Executive Development program is a comprehensive
educational workshop designed to create awareness of career
opportunities in corporate, community based organizations, and
government while also exposing students to executive leadership
in these types of organizations. The program will be available to
Saginaw high school students.
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The School District of the City of Saginaw has
identified the following three Priority Goals:
Priority Goal 1:
The District will deliver rigorous, relevant and
flexible academic programs that are globally
competitive and cultivate a culture of college
bound or post-secondary learners.
Priority Goal 2:
The District will operate in a fiscally
responsible and transparent manner to ensure
organizational excellence.
Priority Goal 3:
The District’s partners in education will
demonstrate quality customer service, safety
and student success.