Chef-restaurateur aims to improve city grades with better school meals

Published June 23, 2008 4:00am ET



Frozen food shipped in on trucks and heated in a microwave may soon be a thing of the past for Baltimore City schools. Fresh, “home-cooked” meals are hot this year.

The school system recently hired Anthony Geraci, a restaurateur and chef who?s well-known in the food industry, to take over the Nutrition Services Department. Cooking meals from scratch will be a major part of his plan to improve not only students? physical fitness, but also their behavior and grades, he said.

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