Framingham Public Schools Food Administrator Retiring

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FRAMINGHAM – The Framingham Public Schools’ Food Services Administrator is retiring.

After 14 years with the Framingham Public Schools Brendan Ryan is retiring, said Superintendent of Schools Bob Tremblay.

Ryan who was hired in 2007, served as the Director of Food Services, but in December of 2015, he moved into a new role as Food Services Administrator.

In 2010, Ryan began a garden program at Framingham High School.

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Students plant the garden in the spring and by fall there is lots of produce to be used during the school year.

For example, using the Marzano plum tomatoes grown in the garden the foodservice staff creates more than 1,000 gallons of tomato sauce.

Ryan is a graduate of The Culinary Institute of America and a former executive chef at Harvard University.

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