While it may sound like an oxymoron, not all fast food is bad. Many fast food places have healthier options so high school’s don’t have to worry about high student’s just eating fat filled foods at lunch. Although the federal government reimburses schools for participating in the free and reduced-price lunch program, the reimbursement usually doesn't cover all the expenses associated with running a school cafeteria. To close the gap in funding, cafeteria managers must serve foods that students want to buy. Brand-conscious students are more likely to buy hamburgers and pizza from fast-food chains, giving cafeteria managers the extra dollars they need to continue operating without laying off staff
While it may sound like an oxymoron, not all fast food is bad. Many fast food places have healthier options so high school’s don’t have to worry about high student’s just eating fat filled foods at lunch. Although the federal government reimburses schools for participating in the free and reduced-price lunch program, the reimbursement usually doesn't cover all the expenses associated with running a school cafeteria. To close the gap in funding, cafeteria managers must serve foods that students want to buy. Brand-conscious students are more likely to buy hamburgers and pizza from fast-food chains, giving cafeteria managers the extra dollars they need to continue operating without laying off staff