Rosey's provides meals (breakfast, lunch, and snack) to all children in attendance at the time of serving. The children in the 3-yr. Old and 4-yr. Old Pre-School, Kindergarten, and Latch Key Programs are welcome to bring their own lunch if they do not like what is on the menu for the day. The food served at Rosey's is of sufficient quantity and nutritional quality so as to provide for the dietary needs of each child, following the food pyramid to provide the most balanced diet.
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Tommy Alberty My name is Tommy and I have been working at Rosey’s since I graduated from The Art Institute of Ft. Lauderdale. I received my degree in Culinary Arts. I have recently purchased my first home and Bri & I are expecting our first child in October. Tom and Rose are my parents, so Rosey’s has always been a part of my life and I am excited about sharing it with you and your family. |
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Linda Chebowski Hi! My name is Linda. I have been at Rosey’s since 1999. I am one of the Rosey cooks. I am married and have three children of my own. Two of them have been coming here since they were eight weeks old. They had the best experience here. I love cooking for your children and I am very proud to be a part of Rosey’s |
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Sherry Stoll Hello! My name is Sherry and I have been working at Rosey’s since September 2005. I have worked with children for over 25 years and I have recently received my CDA certification. I have 2 beautiful children, William and Elizabeth. In my spare time I like to spend time with my kids, read, write stories, and play word games. I also enjoy cooking, singing and going out to eat with my kids. It is truly a pleasure to work here at Rosey’s and have an opportunity to be a part of your children’s lives. I look forward to watching them grow. |