My advice...pack your kids bag, and give them two baloney sandwiches, an apple, a Reese’s cup, and a bottle of Gatorade. The kid won’t be hungry until 6PM and he gets at least 800 calories.
“and a little child shall lead them.”
Seems timely.
Where in the world does the Fed. Govt get off, or even get the authority for that matter, to micromanage what our children eat for lunch?
Well, the author missed the point. The reason they want your children hungry (mine are homeschooled) is twofold. One, they want to be able to claim "More kids are hungry. We need more afterschool programs." Two, hungry kids are weaker and therefore are more malleable to suggestion/reward from their socialist teachers.
Yes, I am that cynical.
We can't send them to school with the old PBJ any more, and ironically, the peanut butter was a protein source developed by a black man...
Let’s see.
The gov. picks up the kid, practically at the door, drives him/her around for a hour. Schools drop Phys Ed for lack of time (spent it on the bus) drive them back home for an hour. Can’t participate in after school activities, no time (spent on the bus).
Then the kid sits in front of the video game, TV, computer. Never goes outside to play.
Yep, it’s school lunch making them fat.
“Congress-approved calorie limits” In the House, if a vote was taken, it even had to include a bunch of “nitwit” Republicans. They get up there in that Washington Bubble, and just can’t leave well enough alone.
happening here at our local MN school district ,too.:
“New school lunches: Pay more, expect less?”
http://www.presspubs.com/quad/news/article_c0c1921e-01dd-11e2-9d0e-001a4bcf887a.html
| Prisoners in the camp received meals three times a day: morning, noon, and evening. Factors influencing the nutritional value of the food included the official nutritional norms in the Nazi concentration camps. In practice, Auschwitz prisoners with less physically demanding labor assignments received approximately 1,300 calories per day, while those engaged in hard labor received approximately 1,700. After several weeks on such starvation rations in the camp, most prisoners began to experience organic deterioration that led to the so-called "Muzulman" state, extreme physical exhaustion that ended in death. |