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District expands spring break meal service

School officials estimate that adding the service at 21 schools will cost $10,000 in additional labor.

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Schedule switch, smoothies boost breakfast participation

A high school has more than doubled its average number of school breakfasts served.

Students used a passport to access 10 campus dining rooms, each of which served a different type of international fare.

The bill would prohibit California schools from withholding lunch from students and require them to notify guardians when unpaid lunch fees reach a certain threshold.

The annual list of top industry leaders includes four noncommercial figures.

The school credited its switch to anytime dining and stepped-up composting efforts with causing the declines.

Dining staff are using easy-to-replicate displays to draw students to nutritious choices.

If a new proposal is greenlit, the university’s dining halls could accept food stamps as soon as next fall.

A new program, dubbed Lunch My Way, allows students to build their own meals.

Dining services partnered with the science school to serve a “biologically diverse” menu with such items as cheddar insect larvae.

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