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    her head on the brown and black lunch table and Reilly was laughing in her beautiful black lunch bag that says “I love food” in bright bold pink letters. And even after that, we would still start remembering about that hysterical moment and start to loudly guffaw again. It was a tedious Wednesday, everyone widening their mouth to yawn and looking tired. We all were waiting for the moment when the last bell rings and we can go home. Until the bell rang, and it was lunch time, the time when…

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    Lunch, an essential meal of the day for children, lunch is consumed at school. Eating lunch increases our metabolism and gives us energy throughout the day. So, why do you order a pizza, a hot dog, a chicken sandwich? Does your head turn in the direction of the big gooey chocolate chip cookie or a fresh salad? The truth is most students will choose the unhealthy foods for their school lunches. And this is one of the biggest problems in today’s schools. We are suggested to eat healthy but cannot…

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    the lunch box and the size of each lunchbox. Purpose For me, enjoying a perfect lunch is to have a perfect meal. All, meals need to be either cooled or heated. Without it, many people can't enjoy food like they do at home. Some might even choose to go for a less healthy choice. I would always have a rock hard lunch in winter and a melted soggy dessert in the summer. When I tried looking online for a heated lunch box, all of…

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    Reference: "The United States has the second highest child poverty rate among 35 industrialized countries despite having the largest economy in the world." High Poverty schools are schools where 75% or more of the students are eligible for free or reduced lunch. Explain how poverty can contribute to lack of academic achievement or learning disabilities in the classroom? " Poverty can contribute to lack of academic achievement or learning disabilities for many reasons. It could be from…

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    drink is something you do not like? If this has happened to you, you know how annoying it is. Right now at Foley Public schools the only option they have for a drink at lunch is milk. Milk may be healthy but kids who do not like milk and lactose intolerant kids are upset with the lack of drink options. When you go through the lunch line you are offered a fruit or starch, a vegetable and a milk. Most kids will take a milk but throw it away wasting most of the money spent on milk. Adding water to…

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    start enjoying it but once they did they would always ask for the delicious sweet spread on everything! One afternoon my mother, Renee, was at school and the bell had just rung for lunch. She hurried to meet up with her friends to eat lunch. As they all sat down together and my mom proceed to take out her packed lunch. An apple, chips, juice box, and a sandwich. She opened up her sandwich and…

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    School lunch and nutritional policies are not as effective because the undermining ways of snack lines and vending machines. In almost every school, there are stations separate from the lunch lines where students are able to buy other foods. The foods offered in the al-a-carte lines are almost always unhealthy, snack foods. Vending machines also play a key role in the eating habits and diets of the students. “Many said they would purchase fruits and vegetables, and water, milk and fruit…

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    their lunch to school, lunch should be healthy and cheaper because kids are forced to buy junk food due to the high prices and healthier food in the lunchroom would result in better students in the classroom and less visits to the nurse. Healthy food in schools is something that has been argued about for a long time. Currently, schools are failing to encourage healthy eating (Bornstein 1). One of the reasons schools are failing at this is…

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    first grade teacher who is irritated at Scout’s reading skills, to the point where she doesn't want Atticus to teach her how to read anymore. Miss. Caroline also checked the kid’s lunch to see what they are going to eat until she sees that Walter Cunningham doesn’t have lunch and tries to give him a quarter to buy lunch, the narrator tells Miss. Caroline that Walter’s family (The Cunningham’s) is poor. As a result, Miss. Caroline hits the narrators hand multiple times with a ruler and she ends…

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    advances taken towards healthy school lunches have backtracked in many aspects. The latest drive towards the school lunch regulations have been backed by Michelle Obama. The effect of her campaign has been seen on social media through a “trend of photographing gross-looking cafeteria meals with the hashtag #thanksmichelleobama [that] highlights growing pains from new changes to school lunch menus nationwide” (Fischer). Students are now being fed distinctly different school food than in past…

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