Lunch is an important meal of the day and it is eaten at school. It boosts our metabolism and gives us energy for the rest of the day. But it's probably one of the biggest problems at our school. Students are advised to eat healthy but we can't always do that with the choices that are provided in schools. Nutrition is important it helps our bodies and brains grow and develop into the way that they are supposed to. Schools claim that they offer the right nutrients in foods. In this article a group of people from Bemidji, Minn., visit Washington, D.C. to talk in front of our congressional representatives all about the Kelliher, Minn., schools' successful meal and snack programs and why passing a child nutrition bill this year would help students
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In fact, more than 99 percent of schools in Minnesota are better than the 97 percent nationwide are meeting the updated nutrition standards that rolled out more than three years ago. Tim E. Lutz is the superintendent of the Kelliher, Minn., school district he took remarkable precautions in order for his students so that they can get the best out of their school/ education for example he made sure the students got fed food that's not only nutritious but delicious he made his schools provided “grab and go” breakfasts so that kids regardless of if they are running late or have other responsibilities can get a fulfilling breakfast. Kelliher, Minn., school district Have made a huge difference and hopefully are starting a trend for other schools nationwide to take the initiative to change or modify their current nutritional standards. Finally I believe this article it has more to do with News and not noise because in this article it has many laws and bills they are trying to have congress pass in order for their students to have a nutritional meals at school so in order for a bill to get passed it goes through many people especially people who are well knowledged on public health and nutrition, food service management,and health and
In fact, more than 99 percent of schools in Minnesota are better than the 97 percent nationwide are meeting the updated nutrition standards that rolled out more than three years ago. Tim E. Lutz is the superintendent of the Kelliher, Minn., school district he took remarkable precautions in order for his students so that they can get the best out of their school/ education for example he made sure the students got fed food that's not only nutritious but delicious he made his schools provided “grab and go” breakfasts so that kids regardless of if they are running late or have other responsibilities can get a fulfilling breakfast. Kelliher, Minn., school district Have made a huge difference and hopefully are starting a trend for other schools nationwide to take the initiative to change or modify their current nutritional standards. Finally I believe this article it has more to do with News and not noise because in this article it has many laws and bills they are trying to have congress pass in order for their students to have a nutritional meals at school so in order for a bill to get passed it goes through many people especially people who are well knowledged on public health and nutrition, food service management,and health and