Is there really a “superpowered secret” to getting kids to eat more fresh vegetables? Apparently CNN thinks so (“The superpowered secret to get kids to eat veggies”); so does CBS News (“A clever way to get kids to eat their
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It looks like scratch cooking of school meals may, some day, come to San Francisco’s public schools. After years of relying on outside vendors like Revolution Foods and Preferred Meals, SFUSD may take the first step this fall on the
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A plan created in 2013 by world-famous design firm IDEO, intended to increase the number of students eating school lunch in San Francisco, has proven to have had just the opposite effect. Nearly three years after the SF Board of
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Some parents in Mill Valley are disrupting school lunch, and not in a good way. It is common for parents to send food to school to celebrate their child’s birthday, and some of that food (okay, most of it) is
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Will communal lunch for elementary school students ever come to SFUSD? The idea of small groups of younger students (in pint sized chef’s attire) serving each other lunch from family style bowls under the watchful eye of an adult, is
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Anyone with children knows the frustration of hungry kids begging for cupcakes at the supermarket. One Kroger Supermarket in Greenville, Ohio, has offered a unique and healthy approach to combat the problem of desperate little hands reaching for candy bars
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