DiningGrades.com Awards Platte River Academy With Certification in Food Safety

Sept. 26, 2012 - PRLog -- DiningGrades.com, the leader in promoting clean and healthy restaurant dining, is pleased to recognize Platte River Academy as the most recent organization whose members have successfully completed the Dining Grades Food Server Certification and Food Safety course.

At Platte River Academy (PRA), a charter school in the Douglas County School District, school staff and volunteer parents serve the catered lunch on a daily basis. By encouraging these volunteer food servers to become trained in food safety, PRA becomes a leader and an example to other schools also concerned about food safety for its students.

"We are very pleased to see organizations like Platte River Academy taking a proactive approach to food safety," said Dr. Stueven, Founder of Dining Grades. "PRA's students will be safer and parents can rest assured that their children are being protected against the risks of food poisoning."

The Food Server Certification and Food Safety courses allow all types of hospitality and service organizations to successfully train their staff on food safety best practices. These affordable, on-demand courses unburden management and/or the head chefs from basic educational responsibilities, and allow organizations to standardize their food safety orientation programs.

To learn more about how your organization can benefit from food safety training courses, visit http://www.DiningGrades.com.

About DiningGrades.com
Dining Grades was founded with the mission to improve awareness of food safety issues while providing a mechanism for evaluating and giving dynamic feedback on the dining health and cleanliness of restaurants. DiningGrades.com Founder Dr. Harlan Stueven spent nearly 30 years as an emergency room physician. He created Dining Grades as a way to educate consumers on food-borne illness, and ultimately reduce it.

About Platte River Academy
Platte River Academy opened its doors in 1997 to 250 students in grades K-6. Fourteen years later they now serve nearly 500 students in grades K-8. Platte River Academy is a successful school for three reasons: exceptional staff, involved parents and hard working students.