Starting in the fall 2023 school semester, healthy-fit kitchen ProteinHouse will fuel the students’ minds at Notre Dame Preparatory High School, according to a press release.
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SCHOOL NUTRITION
ProteinHouse to provide Notre Dame Prep meals
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ProteinHouse will begin serving meals at Notre Dame Prep. starting the Fall 2023 semester.
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Starting in the fall 2023 school semester, healthy-fit kitchen ProteinHouse will fuel the students’ minds at Notre Dame Preparatory High School.
The restaurant, which operates locations in Scottsdale, Gilbert and Arcadia, will cater school meals and events for the school. The partnership comes as the school’s former catering company, King’s Catering, retires after nearly 21 years of serving generations of students and staff members, according to a press release.
“We’re humbled by this incredible opportunity to serve Notre Dame Prep’s future change makers and leaders every day,” Eric Greenwald, co-owner of ProteinHouse, said.
ProteinHouse will continue to cook and serve up student favorites while also offering healthy breakfast offerings, like acai bowls and breakfast sandwiches, as well as lunches such as wraps, salads and protein bowls.
“Finding the right people to replace the King’s took a lot of prayer and searching, and we feel very blessed to enter into this partnership with ProteinHouse to provide the best and most nutritious cafeteria experience we can for our students,” Notre Dame Prep. president Jill Platt said in the press release. “I am confident that they will continue the legacy of food made with love that was set by King’s Catering.”
