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    students at Sierra Vista High School that eat school lunch every day. For some students, the school lunch is the only thing they eat until they get home, and it is sad that most times the students are utterly disappointed at the food they are being served. The students wait in line to get their lunch, and are severed burnt or raw hamburgers, fries that don’t look that they are made of potatoes and many other disgusting food choices. The lunches that are served at the school cause many to turn to…

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    Lunch Time Research Paper

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    Our topic was to look in our school handbook and see what rules we wanted to change, or find the flaws in them. Our instructor asked us to find a reason why we wanted to change them or why we found a problem in that rule. I decided to change how long I believe we should have lunch. In our school handbook our allotted time for lunch is a half an hour. My reasoning for choosing this is simply because students do not have enough time to eat. What is the rule I am proposing to change? Lunch time…

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    Xaverian Research

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    not know that eating unhealthy foods during the school day can eventually affect their grade. People who want to eat these healthier foods may do better in school than the people who don’t eat healthy food. If people find out that eating healthier foods at lunch may help them improve in school they may eat healthier foods at lunch. Research Question Would making healthier food options in the cafeteria at Xaverian help students perform better in school? Research Research shows that when students…

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    are organized and have all their work right in front of them, and they know where all of their reading and writing materials go. They then move into the announcement that happens each and everyday and the students go over if they have hot or cold lunches and place a magnet on the board and then they take attendance. What I really enjoy about Mrs. Romanyshyn’s classroom is that she has an area she likes to call the “rocking chair area” this area is where the students can move away from their desk…

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    thrown into your home. By the end of nine months, just under 5,000 garbage bags would occupy and overrun the place you live. This same careless and excessive wastefulness is exactly what Davenport North is doing in the lunchroom every day and every school year; the earth is our home and we are absentmindedly throwing our trash all over it. Actions like these contribute to the existing problems of landfill overflow, greenhouse gases, and environmental danger. In an attempt to reverse these…

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    Educational Opportunities

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    that we once believed would lead us to success. Beginning with grade school, the education system has many flaws within,…

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    clip, Children in America’s Schools, America’s schools suffer poor maintenance and not poor funding. An influence the documentary uses is Jonathon Kozol, educator, activist, and writer of Savage Inequalities and Shame of the Notion, writes about how the America’s school systems are not performing at their best, due to the lack of money. Unfortunately, America’s schools are not equal when it comes to modern technology, highly educated teachers, and well-maintained school. While I watched the…

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    nutrition intervention will be made up of two components, the first is the education section and the second is providing safe and healthy lunches and snacks for children. The education component of the intervention will be held in classrooms and will be facilitated by trained teachers. Children will participate in a bi-weekly interactive classroom activity for the entire school year. This is meant to develop their understanding about the nutritional benefits of fruits and vegetables. At the…

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    Raising Healthy Children

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    Raising Healthy Kids will use a convenience sample of pre-school and kindergarten children between 3 to 5years from 3 private schools in the Accra Metropolitan area, Ghana. The program will use a three stage process to recruit participating schools that will receive program interventions. In the first stage of the process we will identify all privates school in Accra that has an early childhood development center. When this is done we will mail a package that consists of an application and…

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    be allowed in schools for many reasons. First, they could help kids focus in school better. Also, they could earn money for the school. Last, they could help kids manage their money better. Despite the big problem nowadays of kids being obese, vending machines would help the kids who are educated on healthy food choices in many ways. In fact, kids could actually be productive in school instead of dealing with disruptions of the stomach. To begin with, vending machines in the school would help…

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