there is less food to choose from
DefinitionThe nutritional goal of the school lunch program is to provide children a meal that contains approximately one-third of the Recommended Dietary Allowances (RDA) of nutrients. The lunches provide one-third of the RDA of nutrients when averaged over time -- not at each meal.RecommendationsEvery school lunch program is different. To find out more about the program in your community, request menus from your child's school. If the meals served are less nutritious than you would like, consider choosing 2 or 3 days a week for your child to participate, and supplement with healthier, home-prepared lunches on the remaining days.When you are making judgments about the school lunch programs in your community, remember that the healthiest homemade lunches are of little benefit if they aren't eaten.
because its our only break for the day and we need time to enjoy it
they can get better health food for kids. less junk food.
No. It's the other way around. That's why some poor people are overweight..
I spend about $299.00 Week to $275.00 if I do not need Soap and other staples! So close to $1,200.00 to $1,300 A month I get less for the buck bread at 5.00 and up! and I send a lunch to school with my child. so I have lunch item's for my child that the rest of us do not eat
usually yes
Yes
The cost depends on the school. Tuition can vary based on the demand for a school, Harvard will cost more than the Toledo Law School. Tuition at state schools tends to be less expensive.
Well it is required that 30% of calories come from fat and less than 10% from saturated fat. Hope it helped .. < u
A subsidized cafeteria is one that is built for employees of a business. This means that the price of the food is often much lower than if the employees were to leave work and eat at a restaurant. This is because a portion of the food is paid for by the company. This is similar to how a school cafeteria works, with less-fortunate children receiving free and reduced cost lunches through a subsidy that is paid for by the state or county.
This topic has been brought up at my middle school alot which i am attending with their dredfully unhealthy lunches but the thing is that they should but healthy isn't cheap and my school has a very low budget to the extenet that they cut off sports and are going to cut off all the music and arts programs they already cut off half the Unified arts from last year.So Its all depending On your schools budgets but also think about it some kids can Make lunches at home but like me i have no time but i just skip lunch because 1.im a vegiterian and schools arnt vegiterian friendly and i don't have time and 2.I never have time so It more or less depends on the budget and the child.The child needs to be able to control themselves and know whats right and whats wrong but also the schools need to get their budgets better before anything else.