The Agriculture Department has eased its nutritional rules for school lunches. Now government-subsidized meals can contain more meat and grains. The rules enacted earlier this year required cafeterias to serve plenty of fruits and veggies and follow calorie restrictions. The agency said it follows expert guidelines and is part of a government effort to reduce childhood obesity. That rankled lawmakers from meat-and-potato states. They said USDA's new position gives schools more flexibility.
let's see, my son is in 4th grade. he gets 1 recess daily at 15 minutes max, and has gym twice in a 6 day rotation. maybe it isn't just the lunches..he also prefers I pack because he says that he is hungry after school lunch because there isn't enough food.
What happened Michelle.O
ReplyDeletelet's see, my son is in 4th grade. he gets 1 recess daily at 15 minutes max, and has gym twice in a 6 day rotation. maybe it isn't just the lunches..he also prefers I pack because he says that he is hungry after school lunch because there isn't enough food.
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