Sodexo's COVID-19 Game Plan For Schools

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for studentsand communitiesSodexo’s COVID-19 Game Plan for Schools

Returning with ResilienceCOVID-19 has complicated every aspect of delivering high quality instruction and services for all students.Regardless of the circumstances—even during a pandemic—those involved in primary and secondary educationalways rise for students. Our entire Sodexo team shares your urgency in meeting the needs of your district’sstudents, employees, families and community members.While pandemic planning, response and recovery require specialized strategy and flexible tactics, your Sodexoteam has the resources, tools and knowledge necessary to support all phases of reopening your district’s schools.Our optimistic spirit rises with a return strategy, grounded in both global best practices and consumer insights.We share your focus on serving students and pledge to deliver:1Safe and efficient school reopenings in the timeframesrequired by your district2Consistent access to high-qualitynutrition for all students3Environments that facilitatelearning and are that safe and cleanfor staff and studentsSchool closures due tocoronavirus have impactedat least 124,000 U.S. publicand private schools andaffected at least 55.1million students.1RISE FOR STUDENTS AND COMMUNITIESSodexo’s COVID-19 Game Plan for Schools99%456Compliance and cost-effectivenessStudent and family confidence andsatisfactionEquity-focused programmingand community engagement toreconnect your school communityOf districtleaders are“at least doingsomething” toaddress equityduring schoolclosures.2 Mostoften, this equitywork is a feedingprogram.86%Of parentsbelieve thatprovidingmeals that canbe picked up atschool wouldbe helpful insupportinghomeinstruction.3Sources: 1 res/2020

Global Best PracticesSodexo isleading the wayin helping riseto the challengeof the postCOVID-19 worldSafetyMindsetUnmatchedGlobal ExpertisePeople & PartnershipCentered ExperiencesSystematicApproachOur partners can benefit from our cross-segment strength and global best practices refined in China and acrossEurope. We are reopening corporate, healthcare and school sites in China with not one confirmed COVID-19 caseamong our team members there. Our current work in China reveals four key best practices:1CONFIDENCE & COMPETENCE: Increase visibility and frequency ofsanitation practices, deliver more cleaning with general and preventativemaintenance practices and amplify communication.2PROCESSES: Define employee health protocols, ensure PPE availability anddocument all safety measures.3FLEXIBILITY: Implement agile approaches to social distancing that allowfor a variety of service styles but enable students more options to choosewhen and how they access food.*4DILIGENCE IN PREVENTION: Enhanced facilities protocols, includinginfection prevention procedures and replacement of HVAC filters.RISE FOR STUDENTS AND COMMUNITIESSodexo’s COVID-19 Game Plan for SchoolsSources:* onal-surveytracks-impact-of-coronavirus-on.html

Community ExpectationsYour Sodexo team recognizes that your district is balancing evolving local, state and federal guidelines and regulations, aswell as the perceptions, needs and concerns of your students, their families and your staff. Schools serve as the center ofcommunities; your staff, your families and your students must feel comfortable and confident as they return.We apply consumer analysis to identify key drivers that may influence perceptions of facilities and student mealparticipation.Health SafetyDATA*INSIGHTACTION76%of consumersstate that arestaurant’scleanliness andfood safetymatter more tothem nowMenu Design56%EnvironmentOf parentsstated theywould becomfortablepre-orderinglunch beforethe pandemic69% Post-COVID-19, personal hygieneand cleanliness cited as a topdriver of wellbeing Prior to COVID-19, healthy eatingwas top driver** Sanitation practices must befront-and-center for the studentsto see Best practices garnered during shut down- over 96% of our locations are providingemergency feeding during the pandemic Parents seek take-out programs thatqualify for free and reduced subsidy. Thiswas true even before the pandemic. Students need a variety of ways to accessmeals and snacks Menus are on-trend and nutritious Communicate new protocols tostudents, parents and staff Implement service changes in ahighly visible way Uniforms include appropriatePPE Modified meals accommodate take-awayand other service options Continued supplemental communityfeeding programs persist, if students arenot in school full time Take out menus allow for pre-order andinclude student favoritesRISE FOR STUDENTS AND COMMUNITIESSodexo’s COVID-19 Game Plan for SchoolsSources:of consumersstate they willavoid crowdedplaces,even if thegovernmentsays it is safe Visible practices for socialdistancing by stage High-traffic locationsreconfigured to deliver bothexperience and safety U.S. locations that continuedemergency feeding throughoutthe crisis provide a blueprint forappropriately sequenced operatingmodels Schematics for contactless serving Contactless entry into restroomfacilities* Datassential COVID-19 Report, Money Matters, 16 April 2020**GlobalData COVID-19 Case Study: The Pursuit of Health in Self-Isolation

Resilient ReadyA transparent plan, followed by effective delivery, will help your students, families, teachers and staff feel safe and confident with school meals andfacilities. Throughout this crisis, our teams have been transforming the operations at dozens of facilities, partnering with school district and state andlocal governments to support health centers, emergency feeding and a variety of other operations. We have reinforced our supplier networks, bolsteredsafety and health protocols and trained employees in a constantly evolving environment.Over 16.9 Million Meals Served to U.S.Students in NeedApril 2020West4.5 MillionMountain2.6 MillionCentral5.3 MillionEast4.2 MillionSodexo & School District Partners#WeAreInThisTogetherEMERGENCY FEEDING PROGRAMSSodexo deployed a two-phase, local, regional and national strategy to immediately rampup emergency feeding programs for our K-12 public school partners. Prior to the closureof public schools due to COVID-19, managers in each of our K-12 districts were alreadyassessing local needs to develop comprehensive emergency feeding programs aligned withfederal regulations. Key priorities of these near-term plans included:§ Using all available in-stock ingredients in order to reduce food waste and reduce loss;§ Using existing core menus with ingredient replacements, when needed, to be flexibleand nimble during this time of need; and§ Immediately donating food that was unused within school communities or neighboringschool districts to be used in their emergency feeding programs, even if those districtswere not Sodexo clients.As local teams deployed the first phase, regional and national teams simultaneouslysupported the development of the longer-term emergency feeding program, designed tooperate for as long as the COVID-19 pandemic keeps public schools closed. Applying ourdepth and breadth of expertise in logistics and leveraging unparalleled supplier networksallows Sodexo’s regional and local managers, chefs and dietitians to build extended menupatterns for every school district that utilizes ingredients that are in-stock and ready.In some school districts, Sodexo is partnering to prepare and distribute over 20,000meals daily. Regional and national experience contributes to refining our best practicesin sourcing, menu development and regulatory compliance, because local team membersare constantly assessing needs as they change – issues relating to local safety and healthrestrictions to rates of participation in the feeding programs as COVID-19 continues toeconomically destabilize families and communities.RISE FOR STUDENTS AND COMMUNITIESSodexo’s COVID-19 Game Plan for Schools

Key Focus Areas for ReturnBeyond Sodexo’s commitment to service and community involvement, this work has reinforced our cross-functional and cross-segment agility andstrengthened organizational and partnership resilience, even as the ground continues to shift. Insights, science and best practices drive our collectiveapproach to school health and safety, as well as menu redesign and environment, including how we will prepare facilities and nutrition programs.Health SafetyMenu DesignEnvironmentA school-communitycentered (workforce andcustomer) approach tocleanliness and safetypracticesCombining safety andconvenience with ourpassion for fresh, localand delicious foodService and environmentalconsiderations inrestricted, relaxed andthe “new normal” phaseof social distancingRISE FOR STUDENTS AND COMMUNITIESSodexo’s COVID-19 Game Plan for Schools

Our ApproachBecause states, cities and regions will take a phased approach, we will work with our partners to determine the rightmix of menu options and service to build a safe and successful solution throughout the reopening journey.HealthandSafetyProtocolsStart-up ModelRestrictedReopeningPhaseEnhanced ModelSafetyRISE FOR STUDENTS AND COMMUNITIESSodexo’s COVID-19 Game Plan for SchoolsMenu RedesignPackagingRelaxedRestrictionsNew NormalTraditional ModelAdapted FMServiceTechnologyReturn to/New NormalDelivery and/or each

Changes to OperationsConfidently rising to meet our students’ needs in the new normal requires a partner thatcan tailor a game plan for each school community with new products and services thatcan accommodate new schedules and service styles this fall and beyond. Technology,packaging, distribution, marketing and communications enable us to successfullyimplement new procedures in operations and deliver on expectations.Your Sodexo team has been hard at work delivering a new service approach including:§ Embracing an ever-changing “normal,” including supply chainpreparedness§ Equipping employees with appropriate PPE and monitoringhuman temperatures§ Accelerating frequency and depth of cleaning and disinfectionprocedures§ Implementing infection prevention services specifically tailoredto the K-12 setting§ Planning cafeteria, in-classroom and dining experiencesaccounting for space and distance§ Enhancing technology, including our SoHappy app, to allowstudent/parent ordering§ Delivering a variety of virtual student and family engagement§ Welcoming back students with programming and special eventsRISE FOR STUDENTS AND COMMUNITIESSodexo’s COVID-19 Game Plan for Schools

Infection Prevention CleaningSodexo’s evidence-based solution for cleanliness and infection prevention combines disinfectingchemicals, tools, processes, employee training and technology, to produce key infection preventionresults: reducing outbreaks, associated costs, heightening overall wellness, increasing stakeholdersatisfaction and heightened perception of cleanliness.Infection Prevention cleaning is a critical step that ensures the safety of your students, faculty, staff andvisitors as they return to campus and settle into the now normal. Key features of this service include:Operational Excellence Audit ProcessHospital-grade Oxivir disinfectionPathogen eliminating pulsed UVC technologyScope of work with higher recommended frequencies for high-risk areasMicrobiology swabbing, testing and dashboard reporting by third party lab forbacteria, yeast and mold (2X per year)Proprietary 7-step cleaning procedure that includes daily blacklight testing andinspection reportingCentralized monitoring via mobile appElimination of cleaning-related laundryAudit/alignment with district health and wellness guidance and regulationsFeel safe signage/marketing content on hygiene and infection preventionRISE FOR STUDENTS AND COMMUNITIESSodexo’s COVID-19 Game Plan for Schools

Game Plan In Action ThroughoutThe Day of Students and StaffChanges toSupport SocialDistancing &SignageTechnology& DigitalServicesLocker Room &Athletic FacilitiesCleaningLocker Room &Athletic FacilitiesCleaningHVAC FilterChangeParent CommunityCommunicationSupportTouchless WaterFountains &Restroom EntryReopeningSchool“Welcome Back”Safety Boxes forStudent and StaffHumanTemperatureMonitoringRISE FOR STUDENTS AND COMMUNITIESSodexo’s COVID-19 Game Plan for SchoolsResignedMenus

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Sodexo s COVID-19 Game Plan for Schools Meals Served to U.S. Students in Need Sodexo & School District Partners West Central East Mountain Over #WeAreInThisTogether 16.9 Million 4.5 Million 2.6 Million 5.3 Million 4.2 Million April 2020 EMERGENCY FEEDING PROGRAMS Sodexo deployed a two-phase, local, regional and national strategy to immediately ramp