Elder High School to Introduce Innovative Text Communication Platform
Private School will be first in the nation to implement myDtxt communication tool on campus
GAITHERSBURIG, Md., May 31, 2017 /3BL Media/ - Elder High School, an all-male college-preparatory high school in the Price Hill neighborhood of Cincinnati, will roll out a new text messaging application in August 2017 to enable easy, efficient communication between members of the school community and the on-site dining team.
MyDtxt is a cutting-edge text messaging communication tool developed exclusively for Sodexo, the school’s dining services partner and world leader in Quality of Life services. After opting in, users can receive text message alerts regarding menu specials, promotional items, and package pick-up reminders. Students, parents, and staff can also provide instant feedback to the dining team via text message. At Elder High School, myDtxt will be used to guide menu development by allowing students to vote for their favorite menu items, ensuring that their preferences are addressed and letting them become part of the menu planning process.
The myDtxt program has been implemented at many of Sodexo’s higher education partner campuses throughout the United States. Elder will be the first high school to introduce MyDtxt.
Founded in 1923, Elder is a diocesan high school within the Archdiocese of Cincinnati that is dedicated to helping young men grow intellectually, physically, spiritually, culturally, and socially. The school began contracting with Sodexo, a world leader in providing on-site foodservice and facilities management solutions, more than 30 years ago.
Sodexo USA is an American business that is part of a global Fortune 500 company with a presence in 80 countries. Delivering more than 100 services across North America that enhance organizational performance, contribute to local communities, and improve quality of life, Sodexo is a leading provider of sustainable, integrated facilities management and food service operations. It employs 123,000 Americans at 12,500 sites across the country and indirectly supports tens of thousands of additional U.S. jobs through its annual purchases of $9.2 billion in goods and services from small and large American businesses. In support of local communities across the U.S., the Sodexo Stop Hunger Foundation has contributed close to $30 million over the past 20 years to help feed children in America impacted by hunger.
Learn more about Sodexo at its corporate blog, Sodexo Insights.
