School Lunch: Why Change Needs to Happen

Imagine returning to your childhood and sitting in the cafeteria at the school lunch break. When all the children laughed and talked about the attack plan for the next break, the room was full of loud roaring sounds. When they got off the aisle to find the perfect seat, the fluorescent light shone green on a young face, and the students waiting for students waiting for rows of tables to swallow food in front of them. The fragrance of all the food floats in the air, searching for the hungry belly, with the roar of expectation.

What happened to the school food? I'm used to eating for lunch, but now I just hope this can be eaten. The quality of lunch has fallen since I was a high school student. Mr. Michelle Obama 's National School Lunch Program currently requires less than 300 calories per serving, so the school loses money for students who have not eaten and students lose the fuel they need to survive. Parkhill South has to give up the school meal program nationwide, that is why. My first question is the amount of new calories that can be consumed at lunch time.

The school needs a better lunch to give to the students. School lunch is usually not very attractive, it tastes bad. Some students refuse school meals because there is nothing diversity, healthy choice, attractive things and every day having lunch. You need to provide a better lunch to the school so that they can enjoy a better and more productive day at school as they know that their foods will last throughout the day. Since there is no healthy food, children often do not eat lunch, and the rest of the day will starve to death. If you have healthy choices, they usually rot or worsen. For example, many of our school fruits are very hard to get on and are sent to us. I also noticed that my school has more fruit than vegetables, but we need the same amount of both. In addition, health food is only about half, not all separate lunch lines