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    Have you ever thought about how lunch and recess go by so fast? Kids often complain about this problem. We wouldn’t have to rush eating lunch and we wouldn’t have to worry about not getting a few turns in our favorite recess games if they were extended. I think lunch and recess should be extended for kids. If we had extended lunch, we would get more time to digest our food. Having more time to digest your food will help prevent sickness and being bloated. It is said that your healthier if…

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    know, The National School Lunch Program (NSLP) has come under critical examinations due to increase in the cost of public schools around the whole country. The National School Lunch Program is promoted by Michelle Obama, who is the first lady of the United States of America. This research will cover areas of this topic like how the National School Lunch Program affects a school’s budget, benefits of the National School Lunch Program, some concerns with the National School Lunch Program, and if…

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    According to Stillman, the program on National School Lunch, created in 1946, is the oldest and largest child assistance and food nutrition program. It was created with the aims of being a national security measurement for safeguarding the well-being and health of the nation’s children while encouraging the consumption of nutritious agricultural goods domestically.it is also importance as it sets the standards for the foods offered to the school children. Students should learn this since it’s a…

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    are made by government officials to promote the benefits of the school lunch program. The school lunch program is designed to help improve the health and well being of students, while unintentionally sacrificing on the taste and attractiveness of the given meals. School lunch regulations was created by the USDA to improve the health in americas schools. The USDA maintains the guidelines for school lunches. The school lunch program provides funding in the form of subsidies for schools that…

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    The 1946 National School Lunch Act, which later led to the creation of the National School Lunch Program was a policy act made in response to the growing concern of hunger in the United States. Led by Senator Allen Allender of Louisiana and signed by President Harry Truman, the NSLP proposed to safeguard the health and well-being of the Nation’s children, while supporting the consumption of agricultural good. Even though, the NSLP’s goals was to provide for the safety of the children, the…

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    The National School Lunch Program provides students with “healthy” and “nutritional” meals to consume during their lunch period, however, how can a meal that needs to be unwrapped and heated be at all good for us? Most of us don’t know what exactly we are taking into our body. Many students including myself sometimes get ill from these meals. If a healthy and nutritional meal gets you sick then there is something wrong. In order for school lunches to improve we must have an alternative and that…

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    Like all other meals, lunch is an important meal that we have everyday, mostly everyday it is consumed at school. The problems that I would like to address in my essay include the following; the limited amount of time we get to eat, the limited amount of portion sizes, the quality that is provided, and the amount of food that is wasted. Most frequent, students have a limited amount of time to eat their lunch, I think Lunch would be a more amusing and lively milieu if we could have more than 10…

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    system. Nevertheless, their current free lunch system, which given to those of a lower socio economic status, needs to be revamped to better suit the nutritional needs of the children who desperately need it the most. This can be achieved by supplementing the current meal system with fresh vegetables through implementing an educational outdoor gardening section for the children to both learn and prosper from. This problem is most evident during the mid-day lunch time of the student at Ignite…

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    Pulaski to have a voice our opinions. Hopefully you take this into consideration. This is the reason that I am telling you my opinion. List of Grievances We should have open campus because if we do not like school lunch and do not feel like making cold lunch, then you could go out for lunch. If…

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    School offers memories to be made, both good and bad, but the worst of them all is the lunch that is served. During the Obama administration, healthy alternatives to “junk” food were implemented into schools. Since then, “unhealthy” foods and large food portions have been eliminated. Some see this as a pro rather than a con, but athletes say otherwise. Healthy food choices and small portion sizes that American schools offer are unfair to athletes because they require more calories than the…

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