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The document discusses how unhealthy school lunches can negatively impact students' ability to focus. It notes that meals lacking in protein and vitamins lead to issues concentrating. While some schools serve pizza and fries, healthier options like fruits and vegetables are suggested as alternatives. The document also addresses the need for stricter rules around school food and increased funding from the government for nutritious lunch programs.
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- 1. By Julia Rudyak School Lunches And Their Effect On Kids Focus
- 2. Unhealthy foods does not help kids focus
- 3. WorkingTogether InMassachusetts SolvingGlobalIssues FreeFood Project Bread & SNAP
- 4. HungerAtHome I really wish I wasn’t hungry right now!
- 5. Food Available at Schools
- 6. Saturated Fats Diet with Saturated Fats The meals at school
- 7. No Protein, No Vitamins, No focus. No Protein + No Vitamins
- 8. Healthy Verse Unhealthy Pizza? And French Fries? Or Fruits and Veggies?
- 9. Government and The Amount of Money They Give To School Lunch Programs Doesn’t seem that way!! NOT ENOUGH!
- 10. What Now?? Better Focus Food or No Food? Stricter Laws? Harsher Punishments? Mayor Menino No more sleeping in class.
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