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Opaa! Food Management, Inc. - Welcome to Opaa! - 0 views

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Why the healthy school lunch program is in trouble. Before/after photos of what student... - 1 views

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shared by tylawson on 11 Mar 16 - No Cached
  • Exactly 13 minutes later she was done. The chicken nuggets and the starch were gone. But the green beans? Still there in a neat pile and headed straight for the trash.
  • common since the Agriculture Department rolled out new requirements in the 2012 school year that mandated that children who were taking part in the federal lunch program choose either a fruit or vegetable with their meals.
    • tylawson
      tylawson on 11 Mar 16
       
      Our cause heleped
  • Because they were forced to do it, children took fruits and vegetables -- 29 percent more in fact. But their consumption of fruits and vegetables actually went down 13 percent after the mandate took effect and, worse, they were throwing away a distressing 56 percent more than before.
    • tylawson
      tylawson on 11 Mar 16
       
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  • the researchers wrote, "children did not even taste the [fruits and vegetables] they chose at lunch."
  • students discarded roughly 40 percent of fruit on their trays and 60 to 75 percent of vegetables.
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Study: Healthier school lunch rules are working - CNN.com - 0 views

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shared by Emmett Sullivan on 11 Mar 16 - No Cached
  • There has been pushback from groups such as the School Nutrition Association, which argues that the meal changes mandated by the Healthy, Hunger-Free Kids Act has driven up costs and resulted in more food waste.
    • Emmett Sullivan
      Emmett Sullivan on 11 Mar 16
       
      Helping our cause
  • In October, the School Nutrition Association and the School Superintendents Association wrote a letter to Congress stating that school districts do not receive full reimbursement from the USDA for the increased costs associated with the new school meal standards. (The letter states that the requirements added 10 cents to the cost of a lunch and 27 cents to the cost of a breakfast, but schools were only given an additional 6 cents per lunch and no additional money for breakfasts.)
    • Emmett Sullivan
      Emmett Sullivan on 11 Mar 16
       
      This is good
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Uproar Over School Lunches Video - ABC News - 1 views

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shared by Trent Taylor on 10 Mar 16 - No Cached
  • healthy school lunches went into effect but many students already finding them hard to swallow.
    • Wyatt Smith
      Wyatt Smith on 10 Mar 16
       
      Claim students dis like the new changes.
  • lunch doesn't fill them up
    • Wyatt Smith
      Wyatt Smith on 10 Mar 16
       
      Reason
  • It's too healthy. I try my hardest but it's not working. Reporter: Kids are bringing their own and only take vegetables and fruit when she makes them. A lot goes in the trash.
    • Wyatt Smith
      Wyatt Smith on 10 Mar 16
       
      evidence
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  • smaller portions, fewer calories, less meat or cheese
    • Wyatt Smith
      Wyatt Smith on 10 Mar 16
       
      Evedence
  • The new rules limit elementary schoolers to 650 calories, 700 for middle schoolers and 850 for high schoolers
    • Trent Taylor
      Trent Taylor on 11 Mar 16
       
      Read
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The Case for Sticking With the New School Lunch Program - US News - 0 views

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  • Schools are losing money
  • fewer students are buying school lunch
  • Food is wasted
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  • children are throwing out the food instead of eating it.
  • apples and pears went from the tray to the trash untouched.
  • Schools are losing money. In other words, fewer students are buying school lunch, which decreases the amount of revenue the school generates through its lunch program.
    • tylawson
      tylawson on 11 Mar 16
       
      Because nobody likes the school lunch
  • we cannot expect children to switch from pudding to apples without help
    • tylawson
      tylawson on 11 Mar 16
       
      true
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Farm to School - 0 views

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  • the company’s desire for the school meal to be the highlight of a child’s day
    • tylawson
      tylawson on 10 Mar 16
       
      This is the claim because the website is trying to tell everyone how OPAA! wants to give everyone good food
  • quality, fresh food and local food when possible, to make the school food experience nutritious, fun and educational.
    • tylawson
      tylawson on 10 Mar 16
       
      reasoning
  • I was surprised by how excited and interested students were. Students had a lot of questions for the farmer and went away with a better understanding of where apples come from or how they are grown.”
    • tylawson
      tylawson on 10 Mar 16
       
      evidence
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Photos Of School Lunches From Around The World Will Make American Kids Want To Study Ab... - 0 views

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  • More than one-third of kids in America are obese or overweight
    • Emmett Sullivan
      Emmett Sullivan on 10 Mar 16
       
      Evidence
  • The quality of these lunches must somehow correlate to the health of America's youth
    • Emmett Sullivan
      Emmett Sullivan on 10 Mar 16
       
      This claim means that the heath of these lunches are not very good, affecting America's youth.
  • With the great risks associated with being overweight and news that diet may be just as important to mental health as it is to physical health, the state of students' nutrition should be all it takes to improve the quality of the lunch tray -- think fewer chicken nuggets and more produce. But America's got some work to do.
    • Emmett Sullivan
      Emmett Sullivan on 10 Mar 16
       
      Reasoning
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