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Grant funds new cafeteria dedicated to sustainability and healthy eating

A Denver elementary school received grant money to help remodel its cafeteria to include a recycling and composting station, and to provide enhanced nutrition education.

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High school opts out of National School Lunch Program for second time

A Connecticut school board said that although opting out of the program would cost the district close to $150,000 in federal reimbursements, it risked losing even more money by staying in and following USDA regulations.

After being served breakfasts and lunches high in omega-3 fatty acids for eight weeks, students at one Michigan school are now calmer and more focused, according to a new study.

The study, which was conducted at two Title I elementary schools in Virginia, showed that the overhaul of the National School Lunch Program is working and that school children are actually eating the healthier school lunches.

In a newly created position at Northwestern, Ken Field will be the university’s liaison with Sodexo.

A group of three Litchfield Middle School students decided to find out just what their peers are looking for when the bell rings for lunch.

Seventy-five percent of customers come to Castle Rock Adventist Hospital strictly to eat at Manna, where the kitchen is divided in half – one side for patients and the other for the restaurant crowd.

Aramark is reportedly asking for an increase in its fee, and the state is conducting a “benchmarking” exercise to see what the market has to offer.

Crawford High School is piloting a new lunch menu to reach out to Muslim students whose parents said they weren’t eating the free school lunch.

Foodservice operators shared some tips during the National Restaurant Association show.

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