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Taste-testing gives students say in new lunch menus

San Antonio Independent School District’s had its high school students sample possible food and drink options for next year’s menu.

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How a Florida prep school addresses made-to-order demand

Stanton College Preparatory School’s new “Create” station lets students customize nachos, baked potatoes and pasta bowls.

The program not only ensures students are eating healthy, locally sourced foods, but allows them to harvest produce and learn about where it came from.

Member’s of the University of Georgia’s Speak Out for Species, an animal’s rights organization, cites animal cruelty concerns as the foremost reason for the change.

Through a partnership with the Cheyenne County Farm Bureau, the Sidney Public School District is able to serve local beef to students.

Halal lunches will now be served at five elementary schools in the San Diego Unified School District.

A canvass of students at one school found preferences ranging from Subway to Golden Corral.

K-12 operators describe some of the challenges they’ve resolved some of the challenges of adding evening meals.

If “switchel” is Greek to you, here are some opportunities worth exploring.

The Children’s Hospital will open its new Forest kitchen in the fall of 2016, which will offer made-to-order menus.

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