K-12 Schools

Operations

Universal free school meals bill introduced in New York

If signed into law, students would start receiving the meals this upcoming school year.

Operations

Austin ISD students compete in burrito cooking competition

The winning dish, the “burrito verde,” will be served on district lunch menus next school year.

The 2-year grants were awarded to eight states to help them build and retain a strong school nutrition workforce.

School nutrition programs must provide a plant-based option when requested, starting in 2023.

The study compared the BMI of elementary students before and after the Healthy, Hunger-Free Kids Act was implemented.

The greenhouses will grow items such as lettuce, legumes, carrots and radishes, and also provide students with hands-on learning experiences.

Fifteen students at Wayzata High School are working in the cafeteria for class credit and close to $17 an hour.

The options would be offered to students at no additional cost, and schools would be required to provide them during every meal and snack served in the cafeteria.

The Senate is debating whether to include funding for the waivers issued during the pandemic in a supplemental appropriations package.

Laguna Middle School held the event to celebrate the state’s expansion of free school meals to all students.

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