SmarterThanTheAverageBear
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Pretty radical concept to want kids to actually eat lunch?A grazing FLOTUS pushing carb counts, like Foolmberg giving up armed protection, I'm sure this was never expected.
-Geaux
Missouri, Alabama schools drop Michelle O’s lunch program
CAPE GIRARDEAU, Mo. – New federal school food regulations promoted by First Lady Michelle Obama are becoming a massive headache for many schools that participate in the National School Lunch Program.
And many, like Missouri’s Notre Dame Regional and Saxony Lutheran high schools, are taking matters into their own hands.
Those schools and numerous others across the country are ditching the federal regulations and the funding that comes with them to save their cafeteria programs, which have experienced a nose-dive in sales and skyrocketing waste since the new rules were implemented in 2012.
At Notre Dame, school officials turned to the professionals at My Daddy’s Cheesecake, Papa John’s, Tractors Classic American Grill and Chick-fil-A to bring in nutritious and tasty meals students enjoy for “restaurant Wednesdays,” SEMissourian.com reports.
Notre Dame’s lunch participation had dropped to about half of its 565 students and 65 faculty members under the federal guidelines, but jumped drastically to about 75 percent once officials did away with the tight restrictions on calories, fat, sodium, whole grains, and numerous other aspects of school meals.
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Missouri Alabama schools drop Michelle O 8217 s lunch program - EAGnews.org
Those schools are stupid
you can feed kids whatever the fuck you want AND get the government money. DUH
Indeed. It seems these schools have more money than brains.
"Waste?" I wonder if they've heard of...umm...buying less?
Pretty radical concept.
I'll bet a thousand dollars that you have no idea what the program actually entails.
Question. The program specifically says that OVS meals for 11th grade children can contain no more than 850 calories. Does that mean a school can't serve a meal with more than 850 calories?
@depotoo you done googling yet son?
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