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    hot breakfast before a test, their scores will go up. (Mahoney, Taylor, Kanarek, & Samuel, 2005, p. 636) The United States offers free and reduced price breakfast and lunch to children that qualify based on a program started in 1946. President Truman understood the importance of feeding children when he signed the National School Lunch program into existence, (Gunderson, 2014) but it wasn't until 1966, that finally the importance of breakfast was also beginning to be understood. The School…

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    School Lunch Outcry Dr. Huff, Many students look forward to their lunch period as a chance to eat, socialize with their friends, and take a break from classwork. Although for many students this is not a social event, school lunch is their only meal of the day. Recently, students have begun to dread lunch because of the quality of food. They are starving throughout the day because of the poor quality of our lunches. The lunchroom staff is given the bare minimum to produce our lunches. We know it…

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    The term “school lunch,” has had a negative connotation ever since I can remember. There’s much more to school lunch than gourmet salads or mystery meat. All over the United States schools serve lunch to a variety of different students, with different backgrounds, age groups and income. Just in one school the systematic arrangement of the lunch ladies and the policies set in place are just tiny specs of a much larger picture. The fact of the matter is, as children are developing they are being…

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    decide not to eat at all during lunch. They wait until they get home to eat whatever they want. There are many ways to encourage students to eat a good lunch at school. One way that can really help change this issue of students not eating at school is to remove the price of buying lunch at school. If this proposal is encouraged many students will eat more at school than at home. Allison Aubrey, writer of “Class Divide: Are More Affluent Kids Opting Out Of School Lunch? stated that,” healthier…

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    School lunch, what happened? Why do prisoners get better food than high schoolers do? Now days everyone is concerned about obesity. Is school lunch the actual reason behind the United States of America obesity ratings? That’s a negative. The reason why America is more obese now than what they were in the 70’s is laziness. Now days all kids are worried about is playing Xbox live with their Hong Kong buddies, and stuffing there face with potato chips. The worlds advance in technology has ruined…

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    List of sentences which we suggest you should consider to rewrite to improve readability of the text : In No Lunch Left Behind by Waters and Heron, published in the New York Times, they discuss how spending for lunches is being put towards things in the actual cafeteria; for example the air conditioning and refrigeration. This idea of not eating the school lunch is mirrored in Waters and Heron’s article where they indicate that the school lunches are not healthy and delicious which is most…

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    Free Lunch Research Paper

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    Please make sure that we are courteous to others when taking lunch breaks. Please try to wrap up your tasks at least five minutes before your lunch is scheduled to start. I understand that things happen, and lunches will get delayed, but there is no reason for lunches to get delayed every day. Lunches may be adjusted to accommodate shortages, meetings, at the pharmacists or my discretion. You are only allotted forty minutes for lunch. If you are caught continuously violating this policy, you…

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    Open Campus Lunch Essay

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    open campus lunch policy provides students with the right kind of responsibility to help them go forward in their life. A student can feel empowered to make the right choices for their own future. Having full faith of the school behind the student, they are more likely to make the right choices. Students should be allowed to eat lunch off campus because it will teach them responsibility, as well as it being a stress reliever and a social situation skill builder. Choosing a healthy lunch is your…

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    The government is offering schools on the lunch program some healthy options, but it is still very challenging to find these whole grain products for a decent price and in large quantities (Wolfgang, 2014). 90% of schools stated that have have had occurrences with at least one problem while preforming in this program. Most of these schools had to tweak or change the guidelines one way or another in order to…

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    There are hundreds of 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…

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