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"On any given school
day, the calorie level for the meal may
fall outside of the minimum and
maximum levels as long as the average
number of calories for the week is
within the required range."
What if the hungry kid isn't there on the high calorie day?
Oh, and they admit to a reduction in calories:
"The final rule will also
limit certain fats and reduce calories
and sodium in school meals."
http://www.gpo.gov/fdsys/pkg/FR-2012-01-26/pdf/2012-1010.pdf
Are we going to insert little computer chips which track how many calories a student eats per week so the school can cut them off once they've hit their limits...or force feed them if they are way below the minimum?
back for more eh dumb dumb?
Do you acknowledge that a school can in fact feed its students as much of whatever as it wants?
Certainly they can, if they don't take federal subsidies.
Moron.
Then why have you been bitching in this thread that the new plan is starving kids? Idiot
And here you are again with the Lousy Reading Comprehension and Misrepresentation.
I pointed out that the plan was inadequate for physically active kids, especially those involved in athletics programs.
But morons like you can only handle one concept at a time...which is why you favor One Size Fits All choices.
I haven't misinterpreted anything you've said . You're just stupid.
Active kid can be fed what the fuck ever a school wants to feed them.
Please link me to where "active" kids were getting 3,000 calories a day at school before this
Here's an idea if your kid needs 3,000 calories pack them a garbage bag lunch.
You sad sack of sophistry. I was addressing the 850 calorie limit in Michelle O's food program.
And note: 107 average posts per day for the Biggest USMB Loser! No wonder you favor government programs - you must live off them in order to spend so much time posting here.