health and wellness

Operations

Slowly, kids developing appetite for healthier school lunches

The overhaul of school nutrition hasn't been easy to swallow, but south Florida kids seem to be warming to new menus.

Operations

Removing vending machines from schools may not help lower soda consumption

A new study finds little decline in kids' soda drinking when vending machines are taken out of schools.

New research finds that kids get most of their fast food calories from burger restaurants.

Only 27% of lunches brought from home include three of the five National School Lunch standards, according to new study.

The battle over genetically modified foodstuffs is threatening to reach a boiling point.

Brunswick County Schools' Hungry Tummy Café serves summer meals to children.

Fort Thomas Independent School District leaves the program over new regulations that it says are causing increased waste.

Districts in the Denver area are creating partnerships and programs to incorporate local produce into school meals.

A recent survey by the Life Time Foundation shows that less than 6% of parents feel their children are receiving healthier meals.

With the help of the Greater Kanawha Valley Foundation, CAMA developed its Great Living Menu.

  • Page 101