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Chicago Public Schools launches its 1st chef council

The 12-member council will develop new menu items for CPS and also promote the district’s nutrition program through cooking demonstrations and other activities.

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N.M. introduces bill to eliminate reduced-price lunch copayments

If passed, the bill would cost the state $650,000 annually and would impact more than 12,000 students.

Operators share their thoughts on the potential changes ahead for the federal programs.

The space will allow K-12 operators, UC Davis faculty, local farmers, students and others to collaborate to improve food systems.

The SNA would also like longer lunch periods, preservation of the USDA 2018 Final Rule and more.

The bills would ban lunch shaming and allow schools to share excess food with students and accept outside donations toward school meal debt.

State school meal funding would see a 40% increase under the proposal.

Manhattan Beach Unified School District switched to aluminum canned water at some of its schools at the start of the school year.

Providence St. Joseph Medical Center donates about 150 pounds of food a week to a local food pantry.

Lincoln County Medical Center donates 24 hot meals each week to the High Mountain Youth Project.

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