study finds no childhood obesity link to junk food in schools
“This problem of childhood obesity cannot be placed solely in the hands of schools.”
I agree, but I would also say that school is a place for learning and I think that includes healthy eating habits. No matter what food preferences children establish before they get to school, their school should still reinforce good food choices by making them widely and easily available.
schools restore fresh cooking to the cafeteria
This midsize city in northern Colorado, where 60 percent of the 19,500 students qualify for free or reduced-price meals, is trying to break the mold. When classes start on Thursday, the district will make a great leap forward — and at the same time back to the way it was done a generation ago — in cooking meals from scratch.
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