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...Some of our school lunches are good, others are not. Some people like the lunches and others never eat school lunch. Last year I ate a lot of the school lunches. This year I have not because they don't sound like the best thing to eat. There are some good lunches. Taco in a bag, nachos, chicken drummies, chicken nuggets, mandarin orange chicken and some more are good lunches. A lot of them are not so good like fishwitch, turkey burger, spaghetti, chicken parmesan, they only give use a little amount of. Most of the good lunches we don't get a lot. I think Another thing is that the lunches don't fill us up. Most of the time when we get done with lunch we are still hungry and that's not good. When we are still hungry that's what we are...
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...Most students are complaining about healthy lunch at school. It is a fact, nine out of ten students surveyed don't like the school lunch, when in fact they should. This year is a mush healthier lunch in cafeteria. There are vegetables and you have fat free milk also. I have some ideas how students can live a healthy life by eating healthy, avoiding fast food, and try to make a limit. First, healthy means having or indicating good health in your body, and being healthy is better way to live your life. If students will eat healty they would be able to do or achieve anything in his/her own way. In body person could be strong and healthy. They will have positive thoughts and not negative thoughts. Second, students should eat healthy and...
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...Have you ever been at school, so hungry, then reach in your pockets and only have a dollar? I, personally have done this many times and thought in my head “I wish we had a food vending machine.” School lunches can be so expensive and they continue to rise about $0.30, or 12 percent, every year ( School Nutrition Association 2017 ). Elementary school lunches are, on average, $0.26 cheaper than high school lunches, but each are being fed the same amount of food. Even though 18 percent of 12 to 19 year olds are considered obese, schools should have a junk food vending machine in the halls because kids get hungry during the day, some lunches are too expensive, and more expensive for the schools to provide. Often times in middle school or junior...
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...Since the 1900s, lunches were served in schools. Over the decades, there were dramatic changes in school lunches and to make it clear, it recently changed. The latest political battle in DC- your lunch. They have been changed constantly health-wise from the 1900s to now. In the 1990s, school lunches hit its peak of unhealthy foods and most recently, people take a stand on changing, keeping or altogether getting rid of them. Two people currently taking a lead, first lady Michelle Obama who decides to keep school lunch standards but, on the other hand, Aderholt thinks these standards need to be changed greatly because it is too strict. Well, what do I, a 6th grader currently attending Miller Middle school think? Two main things, that need to change, is the schools lunch standards and who controls them. They are a...
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...School lunches need to change for the better because everyday kids have complaints about them and even more kids around the world. So it's not just Zimmerman. The school lunches used to be decent until in 2012 when Barack Obama made a law called “The Healthy Hunger free kids act” which prevented unhealthy foods at schools. This helped reduce kids obesity, but the lunches are still gross and bad tasting. Even though they did get more fruits and vegetables the fruits are not fresh at all. For example the apples are hard as rocks and the vegetables taste like they’ve been out for weeks. I think it would be better if the school ordered subway or dominos once a week at least or a better provider because ours is very gross. Not only Zimmerman...
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...almost 20 percent of kids were overweight. Many schools today are not giving kids enough fruits and vegetables in their lunches which is where a lot of them get their nutrition from. On top of that these schools are offering the kids to buy junk food which is causing many of them to become obese. The U.S. government should change lunches in schools so that they have a more variety of fruits and vegetables and their lunches contain more nutrition. Schools today are allowing kids to buy junk food and many of them choose that instead of eating fruits and vegetables which gives them the...
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...Is School Lunch Really That Bad? During my early school years, the school lunch was very tasty, but not always healthy. In my younger years there was no act for nutrients at school, then later our present president made it a law to where all schools have to make the food healthier. I noticed the food was not as tasty as it used to be. School lunch will never be the same, but I still like the school’s food anyway. School lunch can be good for certain things; it is good for our health. Pizza, before the act our president made, was full of grease and fat, now there is less grease and little fat. Yet the trash cans are overflowing with untouched food now because people do not like that there is not fat or grease. Unlike me, who tends not...
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...How did you go to school? Did you attend a traditional brick and mortar school? Were you homeschooled? Did you go to a charter school? A magnet school? Maybe a private school? Or did you perhaps attend an online school? If you spent your school days with the luxury of being online schooled, then you were a very lucky student. In this day and age of technology, many colleges now offer a wide variety of online classes in addition to the large number of online schools. This relatively recent, widespread development opens countless windows of opportunity for dual enrollment, college and university students. Among many other features, choosing to take your classes online gives you an incredible amount of flexibility. If you have a job or kids, being able to do your assignments whenever you can, or whenever you, want can be invaluable. Unlike traditional classes, online you don’t have to worry about getting to school on time and missing your math teacher’s Wednesday pop-quizzes, or failing your literature class because you couldn’t finish that research paper by the due date. Online classes give you the flexibility to work at your own pace and on your own time. The boss says that you can’t afford to miss your 6am to 5pm shift today, even though your essay on global warming (Which you haven’t even started) is due at 1pm the...
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...Yummmmmm, school lunches, it includes a variety of rotten pizza, undercooked chicken, and the everyday cold lunch. The lunch ladies should pay us to eat lunch from their cafeteria. The lunch is horrible, disgusting, as well as awful. The school might as well make the meat a mystery, because I bet you, they’re lying. Just bring 100 snacks from home and you would still be eating healthier. Also, school lunches can easily make a young adolescent fall sick. I mean I only fell sick for two weeks, because of school lunches! Pursuing this further, I believe students should take lunch from home. Although you may think buying lunch from cafeteria is more convenient, think about your health. You may save room in your book bag, but its just one lunchbox. Being...
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...Concept Paper (Eliminating Illiteracy-Caring for Out-of-School/Vulnerable Children) Introduction In Pakistan, over 25 Million children are out of school, therefore it is crucial that all human and material resources are mobilized to bring children in schools. This concept paper is prepared in the context of Planning commission’s vision 2025 to achieve one of its major objectives of building a knowledge society and knowledge economy. Though mainly it is the responsibility of parents to raise, educate and protect their children. But in situations where basic needs are not being met and children become vulnerable, the Government has to step in. This concept paper intends to provide a brief overview of the major problem of out of school children in Pakistan, its causes, impact and strategies to ensure that each child gets its right to education. Goals and Objectives To help each out of school child not only to have a right to education but to ensure that each Pakistani child is: * In school; * Educated upto secondary level of education. * Provided formal counseling to explore his/her aptitude, make right choice of subjects of study, and enjoy learning and perform well. Issue/Problem Recent data from the Status of Education Report (ASER, 2012) suggests that 23% of rural and 7% of urban children, aged 6-16 years have no access to elementary education and are out of schools, with girls being significantly lagging behind boys in the rural areas. Global...
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...School shootings The recent increase in School shootings across America has made schools tighten their security significantly, schools are implementing metal detectors, mandatory bag checks and school police, to make sure no weapons enter the school grounds and make sure all students are safe. Every morning from 7:30 to 8:05a.m the school gates are open and the student are able to freely enter the school after their check, after that the school gates are closed, only school personal or people who has been given a entry permit are able to enter the school. The gates do once again open at 2:00p.m where the students are able to leave the school and take the school busses home. But recently students have started to complain over the newly tighten security, the students are annoyed by the new morning checks, they have to wait in line for around 15-20 minutes before entering the school. Some students are also starting to feel more paranoid and unsafe then they did before the extra security was added. A student at Springfield Highschool says – “I feel like a wrongly convicted criminal entering a jail of potential mass murderers, and I can tell my classmates feel the same way I do, everyone is sticking to who they know”. The principle of Springfield High is very concerned with the students’ insecurity but says –“The students of Springfield High are not use to the new security yet, but they will most likely feel more at ease once they get use to it, as long as they have nothing to...
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...former school counselors. I first met Mrs. Mielke when I transferred to Monte Vista high school, while I was having health issues. Monte Vista had a reputation for being the school for the bad kids, and while I was there I never expected to meet a person who cared as much and put in as much effort as Mrs. Mielke. She was the only counselor that ever really made me believe that I was capable of going to college and it was because of her that I was brave enough to stand up to my other counselors about the things I wanted. During my interview with her I feel like I learned a lot of things. The first thing I learned was that Mrs. Mielke didn’t start off as a psychology major. She mentioned that...
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...getting a tray in the army and children don't have time to learn about healthy choices on their lunch period or even have enough time to socialize while taking a brain break. Their choices are healthier, but not always appetizing and tasteful. For example, my four year old son Hayden says" I can't always get my food packages open in enough time to finish all of my lunch." He is often very hungry after pre kindergarten when I pick him up, his teacher Ms. Ennis said today after school "he is probably starving the poor thing didn't like any of the cafeteria choices and didn't eat lunch today he didn't care for the raw carrots." She named the several choices many including raw vegetables and bread that he has an allergy...
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...ENG4U1-06 | Should Schools Be Opened All Year Round? | Mr. K. McGuire | Dorsa Alizadeh 7/4/2014 | Should Schools Be Opened All Year Round? There have been talks of letting schools run throughout the whole year, and instead having of having summer, vacations for students would be spread out through the whole year. Students would have their vacations in smaller periods of time and they would be during the course of the whole year instead of having the two months of summer. The best decision would be to let the school system carry on as it is, because the students get time to relax and free their mind from all the academic studies, it also gives the school time to do some repairs and/or renovations, and it gives the students time to build new experiences on their own and explore other options such as workplace and travel rather than just staying in school. Many would debate that teachers may not have enough time to teach the material within the amount of time provided, but on the other hand teachers also need some time off from their job so that they can relax and organize the material they need to teach for the next school year. The new system might also take away a lot of family time. It might cause the students to be more involved in their academics rather than their family or their social life, since both the teachers and the students will be working full time. Students’ social skills might be at stake, and as many of you know social skills are one of the most...
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