Hickory City Schools appoints school nutrition director

In his previous role, Gwynn consistently exceeded expectations on annual performance reviews and demonstrated exceptional efficiency in executing his job, the school system said in a news release. He developed and implemented a comprehensive training plan for managers to ensure they met professional standards and complied with local, state and USDA regulations, the release said.

“Gwynn’s commitment to maintaining high standards in food quality, customer service and community partnerships has contributed greatly to the success of Hickory City Schools’ nutrition program,” the release said. “Her focus on providing balanced, nutritious meals and a pleasant dining experience for students has not only met but exceeded expectations, setting a high bar for the future,” the release continued.

“I am excited to have Christy Gwynn step into the role of School Nutrition Director,” said Hickory City Schools Superintendent Jennifer Griffin. “Her commitment to excellence, extensive knowledge of nutrition and health standards, and ability to build productive relationships within the district make her an ideal fit for this position. I am confident that under her leadership, our school nutrition program will continue to thrive and provide excellent service to our students and the community.”

“I am honored to be appointed Director of Nutrition for Hickory City Schools,” said Gwinn, “and excited to be part of an administrative team committed to the educational growth and success of our students. I look forward to continuing our efforts to provide nutritious, delicious meals that support our students’ health and academic achievement.”

Gwynn oversees all aspects of the school’s nutrition program. Her role includes ensuring compliance with all USDA regulations, improving the quality and nutritional value of meals served to students, and promoting a positive meal experience for all.