Many School Districts Can Save the Art and Music Departments Simply by Stopping the Tremendous Losses in Their Food Service Program

JACKSONVILLE, Fla., April 2 /PRNewswire/ -- State legislatures are slashing school budgets which could eliminate enrichment programs in schools.

"A lot of these money problems can be solved by looking no further than their school cafeterias," says Barry Schuster, Food Court design expert. "The cafeteria program is the only department in a school that makes money, and if it is not operating at full capacity it's like you've wasted a golden opportunity to bring in revenue."

Many school cafeterias serve only 40 to 60% of the students, and that means many millions of dollars of potential daily revenue going down the drain -- that could be used to keep these programs in place.

"Each student in the cafeteria is worth up to $520.00 of revenue per year. Our themed dining room design can easily attract 200 to 400 or more additional students and create up to $104,000 to $208,000 of additional revenue per school."

"Universal Seating Company themed Food Court makeovers have made millions of dollars for Food Service programs and turned money-losing cafeterias into profitable Food Courts," says Schuster, "and our program will work in almost every school."

Barry Schuster is an outspoken advocate for student nutrition who has created tremendous additional revenue for school districts. For further information, visit http://www.universalseating.com or call (904) 292-2918.

    
    
    FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT:
    BARRY SCHUSTER - (904) 292-2918

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SOURCE Universal Seating Company